Thank you for this video, I have one huge yucca, and have been nervous, but after everything I have seen, seem pretty easy! I've had it for about 12 years, and I always just went a pot bigger when needed, thank you so much!
Yukkas are the easiest plants to propagate 100% successfully in a warm climate. I dip the cuttings in hormone rooting powder just to make sure. They grow to the size of a tree outside eventually and are quite impressive.
@peter seddon and, @Melanie Cape Town ... I am inferring that you Melanie, live in Southern Africa? To you both: Respectfully, may I ask (just approximately) where each of you live? What are your winter seasons like, such that you're able to grow yuccas outside, year-long, and to "tree-like" proportions? :) Lastly, my curiosity is asking what dimensions you've obtained with your outdoor yuccas? That is to ask: 1. How thick can the diameter of the trunks get? And, 2. How tall have they gotten? ...just approximately, of course. Thank you so very kindly, congratulations, and enjoy! It's all quite exciting! Sincerely, ~ Justin 😁🪴🌴
Propergated 7 Yucca plants today from the instructions on this video. I pray that they grow and don't just rot. EDIT: After 3 weeks they are still alive and green. Although I haven't checked the roots as I don't want to disturb any growth, they look like they are doing fine.
@Gerardo Cason I wish you the best of luck. Mine all grew and are looking fantastic. Grabbing some purple ones to grow now. Simpliest things ever to grow.
Thank you lord I almost broke into tears because I broke my plant from a slight pull moving it around in my bedroom because it was growing so tall into my blinds so thankful to come across this video. Very nice video!! ☺️
It's been about 8 weeks now since I did this and they are still going strong. So, I guessed that they are still alive and rerooted? And it was so easy. Happy. Happy. Happy. I'm going to do the one with the wax. At Bunnings they are $35 or $40 for a tiny one!!!
The absolute best video I have found on the various way to propagate a yucca, well done and thank you so much. I have a beautiful yucca that I want to propagate for gifting and trading so I can share the joy of living with a yucca. Thanks again!
I have some big yucca's and wanted to transplant them.And watchinging this vid i remembered that you could buy years ago Yucca stems,2-3 inches long,waxed both ends and plant then and hey ho a Yucca plant would grow! Wicked!They are nearly indestructible! Mine have inch stems so gonna give it a go!! Cool vid Thanks!!!!
May I ask what you mean? "Both ends are waxed?" Are you saying that you cut the trunk in half... This gives you two halves, of course. 1. Half of a trunk, with roots, but no leaves, and you wax the top (where the leaves WERE). You plant this, and new growth appears? Where? 2. The other half of the trunk has leaves, but no roots. You wax the bottom of this piece, where the roots WERE. Then plant the waxed bottom, and new growth occurs? Where is the growth? Do roots grow through the wax?
@@MMAFightMagazine 5.00 your question is answered. Wax is to stop plant from losing its moisture. Also for stalks with both ends waxed, put 1 waxed end in soil,water and it will root and as in 5.00 new growth will sprout out of the side.
@@djyul OH okay, thank you. I have a half dozen, and can't seem to get any new growth, so I've been hesitant about cutting off the last off-shoot from a given plant. But... I guess the plant won't produce new shoots unless all others have been removed, is that correct? Again, thank you! :)
@@MMAFightMagazine Patience dude! Yucca's produce pups,like a tuba/potato. I transplanted 6 of these. First took about 10 weeks to start new growth. Do not over water!!!
@@djyul Don't over water? Good to know. In the video, he seems to be soaking his plants. I know! Patience is tough! Lol. I live in Southern Canada, so not the longest growing season, but i have had them for over two years now. I purchased three, and each had two or three shoots. I've taken them off successfully for propagation, but they don't seem to want to grow much! I know. Patience. :) Thank you for the input and advice, sir. May I ask what you meant by them producing pups like a tuba/potato?
This video was absolutely perfect in its depiction of how to grow yuccas keep them happy and how to propagate them. I live in Southern Florida where yucca plants are almost a weed and I have found that the easiest way to propagate them is to Simply cut off a branch about two feet from the bottom take that branch and shove it in the ground next to it and where you cut the original Yucca will send out new shoots and where you stuck the one in the ground will send up new yuccas as well. Do not overwater them.
I have been eating yucca root my whole life. I've had this plant before and never knew. Peal it, boil it, drain and fry with some garlic,onions Olive oil. Salt and pepper yummy 😋
Thank you for showing how to save my yucca! I saved one 12 years ago from a dumpster and I grew it from just one leaf that rooted in a glass of water. Now it's one stem and over 4 feet tall, which is too big for me. Now I know how to cut it back and grow more little ones on the main stem AND save the top leaves!
Wow! Congratulations!!! To be clear... You found just a single leaf that had no stem? That single leaf produced roots when put into water, and -when eventually planted into soil- became a "full" plant with a stem etc? That's amazing! Has anyone else had similar successes? I'm not implying that I doubt anything, by any means! 😊 I only ask because I've made MANY attempts at propagation by removing leaves and placing them into various water sources, and I personally (and frustratingly) have never seen any indication of root formation. Following various durations (up to six months) of time in the water, I plant them into soil. After similar lengths of time in the soil, the leaves become hard, and the edges of the leaf curl inwards upon itself - similar to what a cinnamon stick looks like. Upon removal, I have never seen even a hint of root growth. I can't help but infer that I MUST be doing something wrong - if others are indeed succeeding. Thank you kindly for any -and all- advice and thoughts! Very sincerely, Justin.
@@MMAFightMagazine I never did this before but all I did was place each leave in a seperate tupperware cup (the long and narrow ones so it keepts the leaves up right) with some tapwater and put them on the bathroom windowsill for 6 months. I totally forgot about them. From the 4 leaves one rooted and grew out to a new big plant. I guess it's just luck.
I just received my 1st yucca today. My friend and I separated it from a larger one. Hopefully in 3-5 months it will still be alive. Lol...this video is very helpful
Great video!! I just inherited my first Yucca plant. It’s very tall and only has one stalk(a crooked one). I would definitely like to propagate it. What is the best type of soil to use? Can you do this anytime of the year?
By far the best video I've ever seen about yucca's. Even without words, you covered everything, great job! One question? Around 7:11 you began trimming some roots. Why was this? Were they dead, or was it to fit better into the pot, or for some other reason? Thank you! Subbed!
Hey there. I just bought a house with tons of these yucca plants. I saw one video where he pulled off each leaf on base of plant and I really liked how it looked Vs just trimming it as you have which is also pretty cool. Mine are all trimmed like yours. So I worked my way up leaving many layers of cut leaves so it literally looks like a pineapple. My question is is it even ok to be doing that? The bark looks very fragile like I’ve ripped off the cambian layer. I thought the tree would be ok and heal itself if it needed to, but before I do this to all my yucca plants I thought I should ask an expert if this was wise. Tysm for any response. Love your channel! Btw this experimental yucca I’ve just done is about 2 1/2’ tall including the leaves and I ripped off the many layers of dead leaves that were once trimmed about 2” from bark and I ripped off the leaves completely from ground to about just over a foot up.
Too much water will cause yellowing, and drooping leaves, the structure of the leaves is strong enough to have even giant/long leaves perfectly straight (as much as they can be) Yuccas prefer less water than average watering.
everything i needed to know ... thanks... 2 of our large yuccas have the most beautiful flowers on them i didnt even knew they flowered have you ever had any on yours?
It would be really helpful if youd narrate. Its important to know how far down to cut and why and all the other tids bits. Its also akward to just watch
Hello, I see that you have experience in growing Jukka. Mine is almost 2m, can it be cut in the middle of the trunk and put in a new pot for it to take root?
Interesting s the wax... I’ll have to ask around about that... we usually let these kinds plants scab over in az... maybe that’s better in humid envirinments
Thank you very much for this video. I have the same plant with 6 smalls sides coming out. Now i know what to do with it. I have a question please, I have this huge plant inside the house . Can i keep them outside ? I live in Canada and the weather is cold almost all year around except summer time. What should i do please help me out. It takes too much space now that i have to transfert them. Thank you
No it will not grow taller because of the sealed top which is to avoid that it rottens. but the branches can become quite big. Then when they have a good size you can plant one of them as shown in the video and that should grow in height like a tree. I bought one small one only 15 cm which now after 25 years have 4 long bended branches and I am now gonna replant 2 of them.
I have a very big Yuka tree but i cannot propagate it dies, my question no daily watering ba? Dis Letty Valdez tanx hoping for more info re: propagation og yuka plant
Super Video! Nicht quatschen, sondern machen! Du hast alle Sprach-Videos übertrumpft! Perfekt!!
Thank you for this video, I have one huge yucca, and have been nervous, but after everything I have seen, seem pretty easy! I've had it for about 12 years, and I always just went a pot bigger when needed, thank you so much!
Yukkas are the easiest plants to propagate 100% successfully in a warm climate. I dip the cuttings in hormone rooting powder just to make sure. They grow to the size of a tree outside eventually and are quite impressive.
peter seddon please which month or season to do
Most of the year except wınter. Especıally ın warm countrıes
Any chance you could post a video or know a better one than this one thanks
@peter seddon and,
@Melanie Cape Town ...
I am inferring that you Melanie, live in Southern Africa?
To you both:
Respectfully, may I ask (just approximately) where each of you live?
What are your winter seasons like, such that you're able to grow yuccas outside, year-long, and to "tree-like" proportions? :)
Lastly, my curiosity is asking what dimensions you've obtained with your outdoor yuccas? That is to ask:
1. How thick can the diameter of the trunks get? And,
2. How tall have they gotten?
...just approximately, of course.
Thank you so very kindly, congratulations, and enjoy!
It's all quite exciting!
Sincerely,
~ Justin 😁🪴🌴
Thank you for a wonderful professional video and job! No bla bla bla but just step by step action! Thank you!!!
Propergated 7 Yucca plants today from the instructions on this video.
I pray that they grow and don't just rot.
EDIT: After 3 weeks they are still alive and green. Although I haven't checked the roots as I don't want to disturb any growth, they look like they are doing fine.
@Gerardo Cason I wish you the best of luck.
Mine all grew and are looking fantastic.
Grabbing some purple ones to grow now. Simpliest things ever to grow.
After 3 months, are they still alive? I am asking because I have one that stopped growing leaves and before it dies, I would like to try propagating.
9+19ברוך מה יש לאכול קינוח??🤸
Lepo i korisno prikazano. Pozdrav, hvala
Drainage is the answer!!
fist layer in the pot should be shingle!
This video is therapeutic 😌
Yeah I sunk in pretty deep and Colgate decides to slip in out of nowhere.
Thank you lord I almost broke into tears because I broke my plant from a slight pull moving it around in my bedroom because it was growing so tall into my blinds so thankful to come across this video. Very nice video!! ☺️
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Wow. Look like very easy to take care it. Thank you for sharing! Let go to make some plants babies.
It's been about 8 weeks now since I did this and they are still going strong. So, I guessed that they are still alive and rerooted? And it was so easy.
Happy. Happy. Happy.
I'm going to do the one with the wax. At Bunnings they are $35 or $40 for a tiny one!!!
The absolute best video I have found on the various way to propagate a yucca, well done and thank you so much. I have a beautiful yucca that I want to propagate for gifting and trading so I can share the joy of living with a yucca. Thanks again!
Best educational video on propagation ever!!!!!!
Bravo thjesht , bukur , lehte pa problem dhe mbjellje e sigurte . Bravo .
Love this video. I was Yucca heaven. Learn so much from you. Thank you.
I have some big yucca's and wanted to transplant them.And watchinging this vid i remembered that you could buy years ago Yucca stems,2-3 inches long,waxed both ends and plant then and hey ho a Yucca plant would grow!
Wicked!They are nearly indestructible! Mine have inch stems so gonna give it a go!!
Cool vid Thanks!!!!
May I ask what you mean? "Both ends are waxed?"
Are you saying that you cut the trunk in half...
This gives you two halves, of course.
1. Half of a trunk, with roots, but no leaves, and you wax the top (where the leaves WERE).
You plant this, and new growth appears? Where?
2. The other half of the trunk has leaves, but no roots.
You wax the bottom of this piece, where the roots WERE. Then plant the waxed bottom, and new growth occurs?
Where is the growth? Do roots grow through the wax?
@@MMAFightMagazine 5.00 your question is answered.
Wax is to stop plant from losing its moisture. Also for stalks with both ends waxed, put 1 waxed end in soil,water and it will root and as in 5.00 new growth will sprout out of the side.
@@djyul OH okay, thank you. I have a half dozen, and can't seem to get any new growth, so I've been hesitant about cutting off the last off-shoot from a given plant.
But... I guess the plant won't produce new shoots unless all others have been removed, is that correct?
Again, thank you! :)
@@MMAFightMagazine
Patience dude!
Yucca's produce pups,like a tuba/potato. I transplanted 6 of these. First took about 10 weeks to start new growth.
Do not over water!!!
@@djyul Don't over water? Good to know. In the video, he seems to be soaking his plants.
I know! Patience is tough! Lol. I live in Southern Canada, so not the longest growing season, but i have had them for over two years now. I purchased three, and each had two or three shoots. I've taken them off successfully for propagation, but they don't seem to want to grow much!
I know. Patience. :)
Thank you for the input and advice, sir.
May I ask what you meant by them producing pups like a tuba/potato?
This video was absolutely perfect in its depiction of how to grow yuccas keep them happy and how to propagate them. I live in Southern Florida where yucca plants are almost a weed and I have found that the easiest way to propagate them is to Simply cut off a branch about two feet from the bottom take that branch and shove it in the ground next to it and where you cut the original Yucca will send out new shoots and where you stuck the one in the ground will send up new yuccas as well. Do not overwater them.
Love Yucca plants!
No need words... Only this espectacular job.. Congrats and thank you.. Blesses!
My yucca cane has 5 or 6 heads on it, and they are lean and not doing good. I think I should cut and plant them! Thanks
¡ Así es !
I have been eating yucca root my whole life. I've had this plant before and never knew. Peal it, boil it, drain and fry with some garlic,onions Olive oil. Salt and pepper yummy 😋
This is not the yucca that we eat. This ORNAMENTAL plant is toxic.
Hvala Vam,baš to je trenalo da vidim,kako se presađuje,pozdrab iz Srbije
Hii
I am your new friend
Nice video
In loop for good sleep 😴
Tank you for sharing friend,,,happy day
Thank you for showing how to save my yucca! I saved one 12 years ago from a dumpster and I grew it from just one leaf that rooted in a glass of water. Now it's one stem and over 4 feet tall, which is too big for me. Now I know how to cut it back and grow more little ones on the main stem AND save the top leaves!
Lonneke Leeuwesteijn cute story :D
Love them after i saw them in joshua tree
Wow! Congratulations!!!
To be clear...
You found just a single leaf that had no stem?
That single leaf produced roots when put into water, and -when eventually planted into soil- became a "full" plant with a stem etc?
That's amazing!
Has anyone else had similar successes?
I'm not implying that I doubt anything, by any means! 😊
I only ask because I've made MANY attempts at propagation by removing leaves and placing them into various water sources, and I personally (and frustratingly) have never seen any indication of root formation.
Following various durations (up to six months) of time in the water, I plant them into soil.
After similar lengths of time in the soil, the leaves become hard, and the edges of the leaf curl inwards upon itself - similar to what a cinnamon stick looks like.
Upon removal, I have never seen even a hint of root growth.
I can't help but infer that I MUST be doing something wrong - if others are indeed succeeding.
Thank you kindly for any -and all- advice and thoughts!
Very sincerely,
Justin.
@@MMAFightMagazine I never did this before but all I did was place each leave in a seperate tupperware cup (the long and narrow ones so it keepts the leaves up right) with some tapwater and put them on the bathroom windowsill for 6 months. I totally forgot about them. From the 4 leaves one rooted and grew out to a new big plant. I guess it's just luck.
I just received my 1st yucca today. My friend and I separated it from a larger one. Hopefully in 3-5 months it will still be alive. Lol...this video is very helpful
Yucca is very easy to propagate so don’t worry,just don’t water it too much while it hasn’t developed roots yet.
Just cut it and stick it the ground. Works every time. No need to complicate things.
such peaceful i’m here your new friend .Nice to watch your video thank you for sharing ... Keep it up & stay safe stay connected
Thanks and welcome
Super video, bravo 👏👍❤️🇲🇪💐🙋♀️😀
I enjoyed watching !
Thanks !
Thank you for sharing!I'm glad to see you'r video!
Love yucca , propagation is so easy with these plants , i have so many now I'm thinking of selling them .
Or eat them!
Best guidance
Thank you for watching my video 🙂
Wonderful information and direction
What is the reason for the candle wax? Will the leftover trunk grow new leaves?
Nice and useful video. Can you tell me what kind of earth is the best ?
Wow! Lot's of propagate yucca plants.Should I wait for my yucca plants to have a chunkier before I could propagate? Thanks fo the share.
Great video!! I just inherited my first Yucca plant. It’s very tall and only has one stalk(a crooked one). I would definitely like to propagate it. What is the best type of soil to use? Can you do this anytime of the year?
Agree with Bevie. All I needed to know. Thanks
Wow, it's beautiful plants👍🔔😍🇲🇦
Thank you so much 🙂
Excellent in all respects. Off into my plant house now to follow these instructions.
Good video
By far the best video I've ever seen about yucca's. Even without words, you covered everything, great job!
One question?
Around 7:11 you began trimming some roots. Why was this?
Were they dead, or was it to fit better into the pot, or for some other reason?
Thank you! Subbed!
I think it's because they grow so aggressively, trimming the roots will help it grow into the new pot
@@PareshPatel-xc2vu Oh? I'm not sure I understand, but I appreciate the response!
Thank you!
I think because of small pot , the roots started moving upwards, so while repotting , to give the roots right direction we have to cut the roots
Great video!. Thanks for sharing.
Muchas gracias por el video!! esta bárbaro!! Quisiera saber para que se le cortan las raíces! 💪🏼💪🏼
I have a really woody dry part, would it grow new shoots? The greener part started to have curled leaves after being cut and placed into anotger pot
LOVE IT GREAT JOB!!!!
Foarte interesant acest clip!!! Cum se înmulțesc trandafirii????🌹🌹🌹🥀🥀🥀???
ماشاالله.....
He really knows what to do.
Excellent ,& very nice show.
Found a distressed yucca in the dumpster at my house. Rehabilitating it and going to do some cutting and propagation
Will the leaf's that you cut off, rot back and leave a bare stem?
I hope that you answer this question please.🤞
EDIT: No one answered. Thanks.
i dont think so,i think it will harden and be texture of tree
Gracias por el video, desde Quilmes, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 👍🌱🌱🌱🌱
Great video, not talking at all (wich I love) and very well explained. You saved a lot of money.
Great video. Thank you !
Будем пробовать!
Thank you for this tutorial, its so easy propagate
Looks beautiful....I have one...didn’t know you can do that....thnx for sharing
Really enjoyed this video and the music. 😊 Thank you for sharing.
Thank you, I needed to know this.
Hey there. I just bought a house with tons of these yucca plants. I saw one video where he pulled off each leaf on base of plant and I really liked how it looked Vs just trimming it as you have which is also pretty cool. Mine are all trimmed like yours. So I worked my way up leaving many layers of cut leaves so it literally looks like a pineapple. My question is is it even ok to be doing that? The bark looks very fragile like I’ve ripped off the cambian layer. I thought the tree would be ok and heal itself if it needed to, but before I do this to all my yucca plants I thought I should ask an expert if this was wise. Tysm for any response. Love your channel! Btw this experimental yucca I’ve just done is about 2 1/2’ tall including the leaves and I ripped off the many layers of dead leaves that were once trimmed about 2” from bark and I ripped off the leaves completely from ground to about just over a foot up.
Thank you so much, very well done and so helpful.
It's a pretty plant. I have it. At first I misidentified it as dracaenia
Thank you very much. .. from Algeria
Amazing plants!
Do i still need to dry my cutting before planting? Or can i plant it straight away after cutting is done? Thanks
If you plant right away, put it in dry soil for about two weeks before watering.
Say something I’m giving up on you.
🤣
😭😭😭 I swear !!!
Yes🤣
I'll be the one if you want me to.
😂😂😂
people instead of wax use vaseline or petroleum jelly to protect plant from infection
En francais. merci
Thanks for your video very helpful, can I ask why you put wax on the stump?
Many thanks
Bello, qual è il periodo più ideale per fare tutto ciò ?
The background sound is soothing 💖
Not! Drove me mad!!! LOL!
@@djyul 😆
Love the music and not for over doing the instructions with a lot of talking lol Thank you
Nice 🌸🥰
Too much water will cause yellowing, and drooping leaves, the structure of the leaves is strong enough to have even giant/long leaves perfectly straight (as much as they can be) Yuccas prefer less water than average watering.
thanks for this beautiful video ,
I am wondering , what is the best month for Yucca propagation ?
Thank you for sharing your propagation
Outstanding video 🌴
Nice video 😊👍👍👍👍
can you propagate a yucca directly in ground or do you need to put in a pot first to take root?
The lyrics to the background music are "Right into the dirt, it won't hurt it."
Good luck watching this without hearing that now.
Yucca
And
Dryaisina
there is so much difference and what is the difference between the two
everything i needed to know ... thanks... 2 of our large yuccas have the most beautiful flowers on them i didnt even knew they flowered have you ever had any on yours?
So when is the Yucca growing season cos its summer now here and my Yucca grow really slow even tho they get least 5 hours direct sun light or more.
Have you the response
????
It would be really helpful if youd narrate. Its important to know how far down to cut and why and all the other tids bits.
Its also akward to just watch
Hello, I see that you have experience in growing Jukka. Mine is almost 2m, can it be cut in the middle of the trunk and put in a new pot for it to take root?
It is a beautiful plant
If two youca are attached together from root in one pot can I half the root? Will be okay or will damage the plant?
Interesting s the wax... I’ll have to ask around about that... we usually let these kinds plants scab over in az... maybe that’s better in humid envirinments
So nice video Liked #7
Great video and the demonstration was good to follow loved it thanks for sharing 👍 😊 🙋♀️
Please, can you teach me why 7:24 ? Really 1st time seeing this thank you
Thank you very much for this video. I have the same plant with 6 smalls sides coming out. Now i know what to do with it. I have a question please, I have this huge plant inside the house . Can i keep them outside ? I live in Canada and the weather is cold almost all year around except summer time. What should i do please help me out. It takes too much space now that i have to transfert them. Thank you
Why (7:10) did you unpot it, cut off half the roots, and then repot it? It seemed to be growing quite nicely.
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Köszönöm! nagyon jó!
THANK YOU !!! 😁
Was that regular potting soil that you were using?
I have a question. I just bought a yucca plant which has cemented or sealed top with two growing from the sides. Will it grow in height?
No it will not grow taller because of the sealed top which is to avoid that it rottens. but the branches can become quite big. Then when they have a good size you can plant one of them as shown in the video and that should grow in height like a tree. I bought one small one only 15 cm which now after 25 years have 4 long bended branches and I am now gonna replant 2 of them.
Thomas Bentin thank you
I have a very big Yuka tree but i cannot propagate it dies, my question no daily watering ba? Dis Letty Valdez tanx hoping for more info re: propagation og yuka plant
Boa Noite, qual o melhor substrato para Yucca?
Similar to cactus substrate
Excelent! Thank you!!
Very nice