Hope's 5-foot yuccas in huge pots (20"), indoors with diffused light, show pale green leaves and parchment-colored stalks—classic light starvation.
Yuccas are desert plants. They need intense light to maintain chlorophyll and compact growth. Diffused indoor light causes etiolation (pale, stretched growth). Outdoor summer sun rebuilds reserves for winter.
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