My Yucca has grown over a foot in the last year in a very bright eastern
window. Since this is the first I have eer had I am wondering now based on
your comments Ceroeoid - would it grow faster in a southern window? I don't
plan on moving because there are other plants that I need to have in the
south window but just curious?
"Cereoid-UR12-" wrote in message
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If you bought a Yucca to be grown as an indoor plant, you probably have
Yucca elephantipes.

The major problem with growing this plant is giving it enough light,
especially in the winter. A south or southwestern exposure is necessary.

In the winter, watering it thoroughly once a month is sufficient. It is a
xerophytic plant, so it requires far less water than most "house plants".




amanda wrote in message
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Hi
I recently bought a yucca plant. I dont know if i am watering it too
much. Does anyone know how often you should water indoor plants at
this time of year?
Thank you