One trunk of a three-trunk yucca has soggy, foul-smelling stems—root rot. The other two trunks are healthy.
Remove all soft, rotting tissue. Let the plant dry completely (yuccas tolerate months without water). Sterilize tools with 50% bleach.
Cut healthy stem tops (creamy white, no dark color). Air-dry 2 days in shade. Pot in moist medium, cover with clear plastic bag. Roots in ~4 weeks. Provide support until established.
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