Yucca - cane

Yucca is a robust and imposing plant, known for its long, stiff, pointed leaves, often arranged in a rosette atop thick, woody stems. Native to the arid regions of Central America, the southwestern United States, and the Caribbean, this iconic desert plant adapts perfectly to harsh environments thanks to its ability to store water in its leaves and tolerate dry conditions.

Indoors, yucca is prized for its striking appearance and low maintenance requirements. It prefers bright, direct light but can also tolerate lightly shaded areas. This plant requires well-drained soil, ideally a mixture of potting soil and sand, to avoid excess moisture that could damage its roots.

Yucca is a low-water-demanding plant: it is essential to allow the soil to dry completely between waterings. In summer, watering every two to three weeks is often sufficient, while in winter, an even less frequent watering is recommended.

With its unique appearance and great resilience, the Yucca is a perfect plant for adding a touch of exoticism and modernity to any indoor or outdoor space, while requiring minimal attention.