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Pay attention

Note: The Yucca Gloriosa Variegata has sharp points on the leaves, be careful when handling the plant. This plant is frost-resistant down to -20 degrees. It is important to know that the Yucca Gloriosa can be toxic if ingested, keep this in mind with pets and children.

Watering

The Yucca Gloriosa needs little water, however, avoid allowing the soil to completely dry out. An excess of water can lead to rot, so ensure good drainage. Check the soil weekly and water when the soil feels slightly moist. Yucca Gloriosa loves sunlight but can also survive in the shade.

Placement

The Yucca Gloriosa 'Variegata' is a plant that requires little water and thrives well in full sun. Place this plant in a sunny spot in the garden or on the terrace in a pot. Ensure that the soil drains well to prevent rot. Even in full sun, this Yucca can grow and bloom well.

Nutrition

It is important to fertilize lightly once a month during the summer months. In the fall and winter, fertilization is nearly unnecessary due to slower growth and low nutrient needs. Beware of overwatering, which can lead to brown leaves. Yellow and drooping leaves indicate too much water. Prune brown leaves if necessary

Cutting

Pruning the Yucca Gloriosa Variegata is easy. Simply cut off the lower leaves that are brown or no longer attractive. This is best done in the spring or summer months. Make sure the rest of the plant is not damaged during pruning. Use sharp and clean pruning shears for the best results.