Yucca belongs to the Asparagaceae family and is characterized by its distinct tough leaves and resilience to extreme environmental conditions. It is found throughout Mexico, Guatemala, and the Caribbean islands. It is a slow-growing plant with a final height of 3 meters and lance-shaped, dark green leaves fused at their base. In early autumn, it produces impressive white bell-shaped flowers, reaching a height of 1 meter. Highly resistant to drought, salinity, and atmospheric pollution, it is suitable for rock gardens, balconies, and house terraces. Note: Plants and flowers are living organisms, so the product may vary slightly from the photograph.

Light: Place it in a bright spot inside the house. It is resistant to direct sunlight.

Temperature: Ideal temperatures for thriving are 19-35°C.

Watering: Yucca is not particularly demanding in terms of watering, as it needs to be watered once a week, while in winter, every 15 days.

Fertilization: Liquid fertilizer once or twice a year from spring to autumn.