Yucca gigantea Lem. commonly called spineless yucca or giant yucca, is native to Mexico where it may grow somewhat tree-like to 9 m tall with a trunk that thickens and roughens with age. This is considered to be the tallest of the yuccas, hence the name. It lacks spines typical of most yuccas hence the common name. Plants feature narrow, sword-shaped, blue-green leaves that appear in spiral rosettes. White flowers appear on stalks above the foliage in spring or summer. Container plants grow much smaller, however, and often will not produce any flowers.
Genus name comes from the Carbi name for manihot, also called cassava or yuca, which is not closely related but has similarly enlarged root structures.
Yucca gigantea
Yucca gigantea comes in following sizes:
S - is ca. 50 cm tall and comes in a ⌀ 12 cm pot
M - is ca. 80 cm tall and comes in a ⌀ 17 cm potM (hydro) - is ca. 80 cm tall and comes in a ⌀ 18 cm pot
L - is ca. 90 cm tall and comes in a ⌀ 21 cm pot
XL - is ca. 150 cm tall and comes in a ⌀ 27 cm pot
XXL - is ca. 140 cm tall and comes in a ⌀ 35 cm pot
XXL - - is ca. 160 cm tall and comes in a ⌀ 31 cm pot
