g'day chris,

you should simply be able to cut the top off the plants, as far as i
know yuccas grow the same as cordalynes.

then you can divide the cut off section up and stick them into pots
they will then grow another plant(s) keep cutting about 6"s long for
me i've always had good results with the tip cutting trim off all but
the newest leaf formations and pot that end they take root faster.

not sure though if this time of the eyar for you is the best time to
do all this? you mayn have to keep the cutting in a warm area if you
can do it now.



On Thu, 28 Sep 2006 11:55:30 +0100, Chris
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