Ten yuccas planted 3 months ago; one lost all leaves (appears snapped). Owner asks if it will regrow or should be replaced.
Greg says that one needs replacement. Losing only 1 of 10 is actually good. He recommends adding "Superthrive" (a vitamin/hormone supplement) to the watering routine for the survivors—it especially helps transplanted yuccas establish.
Superthrive is sold at most nurseries and Home Depot. Use per label directions.
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