Yucca Leaves Curling Inward: Three Possible Causes

Diagnose the Cause

Underwatering: Soil dries out too much between waterings.
Overwatering/Root Rot: Soil stays too moist, roots rot, plant can't absorb water.
Insufficient Light: Yuccas need direct sun—place right at a sunny, uncovered window.

Check soil moisture pattern and light exposure. Adjust accordingly. Yuccas are tough but need bright light and strict wet-dry cycles.

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