Yucca Indoor Plants

Yucca plants have the appearance of palm trees so growing them in your backyard or indoors can create a tropical look.

Yucca indoor plants. Once placed in a sunny to partly shaded location indoors yucca houseplant care is easy. Coloration on yucca plants range from green to bluish with variegations of cream yellow and white depending on the cultivar. When growing the yucca plant indoors try to locate it in a partially shaded area of bright but indirect light for better leaf color.

In desert areas such as the southeastern united states yucca is common outdoors plants where they attain their full size. Its pale green leaves have a blue tint to them and the flowers are white. This plant is ideally suited to use as ground cover as it only reaches around one foot in height but it has good leaf spread.

More than 20 species of yucca exist. Save pin it see more images image credit. Yucca plants do best in a partly shaded location that receives bright indirect light.

Yucca plants grow on canes or large woody stems. Sometimes called the spineless yucca this plant grows from a bulbous base with long sword like leaves that lack the typical leaf tip spine. Although yucca plants may grow in sunnier spots their appearance could suffer from brown tips or white spots on their leaves.

Potted yucca plants may grow. Pale yucca yucca pallida this yucca is native to texas and is versatile as a garden plant as it thrives in both shade and full sun. Although sometimes called a type of cactus yuccas are not cacti but are perennial evergreen shrubs and trees in the plant family asparagaceae.