Birthday Present - Yucca Brevifolia

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Birthday Present - Yucca Brevifolia

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Got this for my birthday a few days ago. Was stoked to get it in the ground and get it growing! Need to measure it but it's about 8 inches tall.

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Hey, what a super present...wow.
Beats another set of drill bits.

Happy Birthday Mike! :occasion4:

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lucky1 wrote:Hey, what a super present...wow.
Beats another set of drill bits.

Happy Birthday Mike! :occasion4:

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Thanks! :D
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Now thats my kind of present. You can never have too many of em.
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Mike, happy birthday! Wish your life won't be sharp ans dangerous as your newbie leaves are :roll:
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Very nice, congrats! 8)
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Thanks everyone. I'll post an update in about 20 years and let you know how its doing :lol:

Let the waiting games begin!
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Re: Birthday Present - Yucca Brevifolia

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Here is an updated photo of my Joshua Tree. I believe it has done pretty well in it's first summer here. From what I can tell, it is growing a defined trunk and has put on a 2-4 inches. Needs to lay off the carbs ...
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Well crap. Ill post a new one tomorrow cant find it. Anyways, made it to Joshua Tree National Park this summer! Here are a few pics. It's a must visit!

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Re: Birthday Present - Yucca Brevifolia

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Bato367 wrote:Got this for my birthday a few days ago. Was stoked to get it in the ground and get it growing! Need to measure it but it's about 8 inches tall.

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Here's the updated picture. This is 7 months of growth:

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Hi!
nice pics of Joshua Tree National Park, very interesting, I would love to visit that place in the not so distant future! :D
your y. brevifolia added a little size but is looking real good, thanks for sharing.
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Great shots of the park!

Your J-tree looks like it is doing good, has just the right kind of growth. Next year I bet it grows twice as tall. Just don't water them too much, they rot easily. :D
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Thanks! Yes, JTNP is a great place to visit; I hope to go back sometime and spend more time.

Yea I took that photo after a good rainstorm the other day. When it's hot and dry, I water about once about every week to a week-and-a-half. Seems to be ok with that schedule.
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