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Nice yuccas damir. What's the yucca on the right? It appears like some hybrid or Y. brevifolia?
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Posted : 08/09/2011 3:37 am
Looks like brevifolia.
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Posted : 08/09/2011 8:42 pm
you mean leaves how tall can it grow?? since it isn't trunk forming yucca. i think like filamentosa, something like that. about 50 cm , more ore less . this one had such a nice growth because is planted in the ground this spring. other glaucas i have from this year, were planted in plastic glasses and they are tree times smaller than this one. also carnerosana,elata and baccata that are planted outdoor at the same time as this glauca, are much bigger than those which stayed in plastic pots. seeds were germinated in March this year.
Posted : 06/10/2011 3:28 am
Nice yuccas damir. What's the yucca on the right? It appears like some hybrid or Y. brevifolia?
it is brevifolia. i have it for about 6 years. it was kept in house during all these years-winters, except last one, when it overwinter in the basement . it didnt have good growth last 5 years cause it didnt have low temps in winter (no sleep time) . now i realise that it must have low temps in winter , so it can grow nicely next year. i dont know what will i do with it this winter, will it stay in the ground or i will take it out and plant it again in the spring. it would be too bad if i loose it . one rostrata that i had, also died in this sort of situation. it stayed in the ground and froze to death. i think it will be taken out...
rgds
Posted : 06/10/2011 3:38 am
my mature Yucca glauca has a trunk... it is a bit of work to keep it trim and tidy, prevent it from setting seed.
See my yuccas video 1:26 into it to see my trunking Glauca.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5tmx-0fLkc&feature=feedu
Cheers!
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Posted : 20/10/2011 1:19 am
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