Hope so. I split one, dried it and threw in woodshed.
coralsnake,
Jan 21, 1:49pm
You can eat the roots.
crested,
Feb 16, 4:17am
We have had them chainsawed down, and am putting diesel oil in the stump, as even when they are down to the base, the new yucca pups just keep coming up. One went through our sewerage line, (we didn't know it was there), so we are killing them off.
crested,
Feb 16, 4:18am
The trunk can it be burnt for firewood?
matthews4,
Nov 25, 6:58am
I just cut extras off the main one, pulled off a few of the lower leaves, and stuck it in potting mix - or straight in the fround. They grow really easily.
timbo69,
Nov 25, 7:08am
or burn the whole lot so no more kids loose their eyes.
punkinthefirst,
Nov 25, 10:35am
Haha. I don't think you'll have too much problem propagating yuccas. Son and daughter-in-law cut theirs back and piled the logs (and they WERE logs) in a heap to dry out so they could burn them. Every stem grew new roots!
timbo69,
Nov 26, 12:26am
Perhaps i was a bit forward, but quite seriously they are dangerous. I have an friend whos wife is an optic surgeon, 80% of her work is repairing damaged eyes from plants a large proportion is kids and running into yaccas
But dont they look nice.
eljayv,
Nov 26, 8:01pm
I would like to be rid of mine but they seem to be indestructible.
lynken37,
Mar 24, 1:04pm
Indestructible is the word, I had to take the axe to the base of mine and then it seemed that every little chip left behind grew. My neighbour had the same problem with his.
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