When I put my yucca in the garden in May it didn’t look so good, a lot of it’s leafs were dead so I could either trow it away or experiment with it and as I love to experiment I choose to cut off all the leafs and a bit of the trunk, I used something to cover the wounds so the trunks wouldn’t rot and I waited and waited and for a long time nothing happened but I know plants are very strong and sometimes need a lot of time to do what they have to do and after a few months I noticed new life, yeuhhh !!!! The leafs are tiny but it has many new shoots so I am happy I made the right choice.
IN THE BACK YOU CAN SEE A BIT OF MY CACTI AND SUCCULENT COLLECTION
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Yuccas are very tough plants and yours looks as though it is going to make it. I cut mine back quite hard as they go leggy otherwise. Being in the tropics they grow like mad
in the tropics everything grows like mad, over here only the weeds grow like mad 😀
Very true Gwennie, the weeds grow pretty abundantly over here too
That is great! I guess you might say “never give up” and see how things can blossom out when you just try.
My avocado plant lost all its leaves last winter, but I put it outside hopefully in the spring, and it grew a new shoot. I just brought it in again, so we’ll see how it fares this winter.
plants just love to spent some time outdoors, you can see they look better, I try to take as many as I can outdoors for Summer, only the ones who need very little water like my cacti, cos we can get a lot of rain on a summerday