Yucca gigantea 'Yucca Cane'

Yucca gigantea 'Yucca Cane'Yucca giganta is native to Guatemala and Southern Mexico. It is commonly referred to as a Yucca Cane or just Yucca. Light: Bright, indirect direct light. Water: Water when the soil is 100% dry. You may notice the trunk wrinkle, or leaves spines droop a bit. Desert plants cannot go without water forever, but can tolerate long periods of drought. Repotting: Repot into a nutrient rich, desert soil. Desert soil has more drainage than most potting mixes

Jade Pothos prefer bright

Troubleshooting: Ficus tend to have an acclimatation period in their new environment

and leaves which make them extremely drought tolerant

Can tolerate low light

Soluble Potash 0

Water when the top soil dries out

Yucca giganta is native to Guatemala and Southern Mexico

Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia nicolai) is native to parts of Southern Africa

Water: Water when the soil is about 50-75% dry

Dormant Period: Many Alocasia species have a dormant period in the cooler

Can tolerate dapple direct light

Water: Water when the soil is about 75-100% dry