A yucca watered weekly in a large pot develops root rot. Yellow leaves appear after you start drying it out—they’re a delayed response to prior wetness, not the new dryness.
Centipedes in soil indicate unsterile mix but don’t harm the plant; drying the soil discourages them.
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