Yucca Gloriosa - Kimigayo Ran

Native to the southwestern coast of Mexico.
Cut stump.

[Features]
Yucca rostrata is highly resistant to cold and heat,
making it suitable for dry gardens and similar landscaping.

It can be propagated by cuttings or air layering,
with the best period being from May to August.

[Characteristics]
Very hardy.
It grows well along coastlines and in urban areas with air pollution,
and is not particular about soil type.
Some people insist on plants with established roots,
but these plants will even sprout roots if left after being cut.

[Cultivation]
For rooting, use a rooting hormone.
Rooting takes 2-3 months. Important: Manage rooting in bright shade.

[Watering]
Prefers a dry environment, so keep the soil on the dry side throughout the year.
Especially in winter, reducing watering will increase its cold tolerance.
It is said to withstand temperatures down to -20°C (-4°F).

[Fertilizer]
It's fine to fertilize, but it's best to do so once in spring and once in autumn during warmer periods.

Dry garden
Rock garden

American style
California style
Miami style
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Aohaka
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Rostrata
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