Yucca Glauca - Soapweed Yucca - Hardiest Yucca In The World! - 10 fresh seeds

Yucca Glauca - Soapweed Yucca


This species occurs in the USA from Texas south to north to Montana and South Dakota and in Canada in Alberta and Saskatchewan. The numerous, stiff, grey-green leaves are approx. 1 cm wide and 30-90 cm long and form a dense rosette. The most frost-hardy Yucca species, withstanding temperatures down to approx. -40°C.

Growing instructions

Yucca seed pod propagation outdoors should be started in spring, but you can start them indoors at any time. Planting yucca seeds indoors is probably the best way to propagate the plant and control the growing environment. The first step is to soak the seeds for 24 hours. Yucca seed pods have a hard carapace which will need to soften so the seed can germinate more readily. Yucca Seed Pod Propagation Temperatures should be between 60 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit (15-21 C) for germination. They need well-drained soil with plenty of grit added. Use flats for planting yucca seeds indoors. Germination may be variable, but if you plant plenty of the seeds, some will sprout. Germination usually takes 3 to 4 weeks. Keep the young plants moderately moist and transplant them within 8 weeks to slightly larger individual pots. Allow the surface of the soil to dry in between watering.