Yucca torreyi generally grows with a single trunk, but occasionally forms multiple branched trunks. It is not so popular for its long leaves and uneven head, with leaves growing vertically or at different angles. The leaves are 80 to 140 cm long and 4-5 cm wide. The Yucca torreyi usually has a greenish-yellow color, but an attractive greenish-blue color is also found in the Big Bend area of western Texas. The inflorescence starts with a beautiful purple flower and then acquires a creamy white shade. Yucca torreyi grows in northeastern Mexico and Texas and New Mexico and is hardy to -15 to -18 ° C. Yucca’s thrive best in dry air. They prefer full sun, sufficient light and a sandy soil with good drainage and permeability. Do not water abundantly, they hate wet feet. With the standard pot mix, mix enough clay or clay with some leaf soil and manure, can be put outside from mid-May or possibly planted outside.