The Yucca rostrata is also commonly known as Beaked Yucca. Its allure lies in its striking powdery blue architectural foliage and exceptional resilience. It is without doubt, the most sought after feature of all the succulent trees with the large, branching specimens being extremely high-end.
During warm summer rains, Yucca rostrata transforms into a captivating silver-blue hue. When grouped, this visually stunning plant looks magnificent in creating an amazing grass-like effect. Perfect for pots and containers, it can withstand extreme dryness and thrive in various conditions. It can even endure temperatures as low as -20 degrees Celsius.
| Plant Common Names: | Beaked Yucca |
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| Botanical Name: | Yucca rostrata |
| Plant Type: | Succulent, Tree |
| Plant Family: | Asparagaceae |
| Max Height: | Up to 4.5 meters |
| Native To: | Mexico, Texas |
Yucca rostrata thrives in full sun but can tolerate part shade, provided it receives at least three hours of sunlight.
Exceptionally tolerant of heat, drought, and frost, Yucca rostrata can withstand temperatures as low as -23 degrees Celsius, making it suitable for growth throughout Australia.
During its growing season in Spring and Summer, Yucca rostrata needs regular watering, typically once a week. Water the plant when the soil appears dry, but avoid excessive moisture, as these yuccas prefer well-drained and dry soils. Reduce watering during winter months.
Yucca rostrata thrives in dry, well-drained soil that is neutral or alkaline. However, it can tolerate a wide pH range, including slightly acidic soils. Sandy soils are particularly suitable, as yuccas do not require nutrient-rich growing media.
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