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Yucca Branch Re-rooting After Snow Damage

Immediate Action

Partially detached branches will desiccate slowly. Must be rooted as cuttings.

Protocol

Follow standard succulent rooting: Propagation Guide

Clean cuts at break points.
Callous 2+ weeks.
Root in sand/perlite.
Stake; minimal water.

Base Plant

Remaining stems should recover if root system intact.

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