Offsets: If shoots have roots, separate gently. Pot in equal parts potting soil, coarse sand, perlite (or tiny gravel). Water once, then only when soil dry to 3rd knuckle. No fertilizer.
Flowering: Yuccas bloom on neglect. Well-drained sandy/gravelly soil, no fertilizer, rain water only (unless drought). Nitrogen promotes leaves, not flowers.
Describe your yucca (leaf color, trunk, branching) for more specific advice.
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