Any idea what this is?

[HippyInEngland]

Hi Guys : - )

My neighbour moved out his house this weekend and asked me if i want these 2 tall plants as he cant take them with him, i said yes, but have no idea what they are, i want to do some reading up to see how best to take care of them because he has been neglecting them for a couple of years, they are both the same plant.

 

[Oscar]

They certainly look like they are in the Spider Family or possibly related to the Aloe.

 

[Hick]

I believe that is a "Yucca" plant. They're native to the SW here in the states HIE..
http://medplant.nmsu.edu/yucca.html

 

[Oscar]

I think you're right!
Yep.

And they use it on hair to thicken it.

 

[bombbudpuffa]

If i'm not mistaken, one of the "Humboldt County's Own" products use yucca extract too.

 

[upinarms]

Do Marijuana plants grow well to Trance music.. I mean I know that they grow better when you talk to them because of the CO2 we exhale. Do ya think the up-lifting beats of say Andy Moor or Stargroove and Trox might stimulate your plants to dance??? Oh, that plant looks like a little Palm Tree that favors alcohol free styling gel...

 

[KaptainKronic]

Trust me on this one...I live really really close to the desert, and have all my life, it is definately a Yucca, be careful they like to host all sorts of creatures, insects, reptiles, and rodents.:ciao:

 

[Melissa]

yes they are yukka what type i dnt know
i had one myself in my garden in cold england and it needed no looking after whatso ever very easy to keep alive ,good luck with it!

 

[Tokentoker]

Correct me if i'm wrong but i dont think those are Yucca , looks like Cordyline Australis - good tub plant but would do better in the ground , plant in well drained soil in a sunny shelterd spot , if you like .