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Dwarf Red Yucca Stoplights

Original price was: $159.95.Current price is: $98.99.

SKU: ZMFZD 7078332629054 Categories: Air Purifying House Plants, House & Patio, Solutions Tags: Arizona, Drought tolerant, Gift, House Spikes, Pf-beginner, Pf-carefree, Pf-fivefeet

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Compact, Bright, Yucca

Do you love yucca plants, but need a more compact size? The Dwarf Red Yucca Stoplights is a compact variety, offering low-maintenance features in a smaller package.

The Dwarf Red Yucca Stoplights has soft, green leaves, but is mostly known for its bright, stoplight-red blooms. These crimson-red flowers are tubular shaped and explode with vivid color. Growing up to 3 feet long, these completely red stalks of flowers cover the plant during the spring and through the summer.

The bright red blooms of the Dwarf Red Yucca Stoplights attract hummingbirds and all your favorite pollinators from miles away. But you don’t have to worry about any unwanted visitors because this variety is both pest and disease resistant.

Perfect for containers or mass plantings, this yucca makes a great addition to any gardening style, especially those that love vivid red. Its adaptability to poor soils and hot, arid climates also means that it will thrive in almost any location you plant it.

This drought-tolerant, prolifically blooming succulent is begging to brighten up your garden. Order your Dwarf Red Yucca Stoplights before it sells out!

Planting & Care

1. Planting: Plant where they can receive full sunlight (between 6-8 hours per day). Locate these plants in full sunlight in any well-drained soil, but sandy soil is ideal. If planted in a container, fill with a well-drained potting media and at least one good drainage hole. Allow at least 2 feet on each side of the plant and 2-3 feet away from sidewalks or driveways.

2. Watering: Water regularly for the first year but not to the point of sogginess. Then, water occasionally especially during periods of hot, dry weather. Be careful not to overwater.

3. Fertilization: You can feed them lightly before new growth appears in spring with a good-quality, general-purpose fertilizer.