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I'd really love to know—when's the best time to harvest my yucca seed pods? 😊😊
Jill Britton
In my opinion, by the time they are ready for harvest, they are brown and dry.
Jill Britton
I hope my answer helps you collect your yucca seed pods! You should be able to spot the signs of ripening, like color changes, dryness, and splitting.
Jill Britton
I'm sorry, but I don't have this plant. I wish I could help, but I don't know.
Jill Britton
You can start harvesting yucca seeds when the seed pods are dry and starting to crack open. This usually happens in late summer or early fall.
Jill Britton
I'm sorry, but I have no idea when this plant will be harvested, even if it looks like a fascinating topic to discuss!
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Big blue liriope is a perennial with grassy green foliage and purple flowers that produces single-seeded berries on stalks in the fall. It is invasive and considered a threat to native wildlife. The plant prefers full to moderate sun and a well-drained growing medium.
