Commercial yucca canes are sections of 15–20 foot mature tree trunks, cut, rooted in pots, and then sprouted. A "cane" is a piece of old trunk, not something a young plant grows.
The $3 Walmart yucca is a rooted top cutting. It will grow taller and produce new leaves, but the stem will always remain relatively thin and green—never becoming a thick, woody cane.
No amount of fertilizer, pruning, or time will turn a tip cutting into a cane.
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