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Weed or sucker?

15 years ago

I know that yucca canes pruduce suckers but my yucca is also the pot that had the most weeds in it before I pulled them all out. I noticed this a few days ago. Im afraid to pull it out in case its a sucker. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!

-Hunter

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jean001a
15 years ago
If it's a sucker, it will be attached to the main root system.
Beeone
15 years ago
Doesn't look like a sucker, but not a common weed, either. You might let it get a little bigger and see what develops, especially if it is in a pot where you can contain the roots in case it is a weed.
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