The method is actually quite like if you are going to reduce the size of a yucca plant. You start by digging a hole around the plant, it's important that you start from a short distance of the plant as some species has long rhizomes to all sides!, and then slowly dig closer with your fingers or a trowel (small plant shovel). When you have removed a lot of soil around and beneath the rhizomes you should be able to lift it up.

When a stem less Yucca has bloomed the flowering rosette dies! If you don't want to use the seeds (US only, while there are no pollinators in other parts of the world!). I would cut of the flower stem just above the leaves, and in the following spring I will cut of the now dying rosette just above the surface. the rosette which have been blooming dies, there will emerge new rosettes, from rhizomes below the surface, as shown on the picture above. See similar questions...

Hair transplantation is a process where donor hair from the back and sides of the scalp is surgically removed and transplanted to the thinning areas of the scalp. The primary reason that so many individuals don't take action to do something about their hair loss is the fear that doing something may be worse than just being bald. There are an estimated 40 million men, and 20 million women with hair loss in the United States alone. See similar questions...

Following an autologous stem cell transplant, most patients are back to work and feeling their old self again after 8-12 weeks. At times energy may still be low, appetite may vary, and emotionally patients may feel up and down. Following an allogeneic stem cell transplant, most patients recover slowly. The mind tends to recover more rapidly than the body, and patients often become impatient with their progress. See similar questions...

While you are waiting for your organ transplant, you will be provided with a pager or cell phone so the transplant center can contact you at any time to tell you an organ is available. Always keep your pager with you. You may also wish to give the transplant center several numbers where you can be reached and the name and number of a few people who will always know how to reach you. Arrange for someone to go with you to the transplant center when you have the organ transplant. See similar questions...

Loyola University Medical Center there are several transplant doctors. One of these physicians along with a team of doctors, bone marrow coordinators, nurse practitioners, a case manager, clinical psychologist and social worker will follow you throughout the transplant. For those patients who receive bone marrow from a donor (allogeneic), more protection is required after the transplant. Allogeneic patients must take certain precautions for 100 ? 120 days after the transplant. See similar questions...

A transplant evaluation includes consultations, tests and X-rays ordered by the transplant program doctors for the patient and potential donors before transplantation. The Transplant Nurses are available at 1-866-421-5663, will provide them with a transplant evaluation referral and ensure a timely coordination of referrals. See similar questions...

Hospitals that do marrow or cord blood transplants are called transplant centers. Many transplant centers that do unrelated donor transplants work with the NMDP. You can find a lot of information about NMDP transplant centers in Choosing a Transplant Center: A Patient's Guide. See similar questions...

It is important to let your family know of your wishes as they will be asked for consent if the appropriate conditions occur for donation of your organs and tissues for transplant. If you reside in Oregon or Washington, you are acceptable for BioGift’s full body donation program regardless of what was recovered for transplant. If you reside outside of Oregon or Washington, we cannot accept donors who have donated for transplant with the exception of eye donation. See similar questions...

Yes. Following transplant, women have become pregnant and delivered healthy babies and men have fathered children. Planning a pregnancy, however, should be carefully discussed with the transplant team. See similar questions...

You can cut the plant down to about 3o cm above the soil, and cut the rest in small pieces of around 25 cm of length, putting grafting wax on only the top cut, then let the stems dry for a week or so, then plant the cuttings in a large pot with some sandy compost. place the pot in a warm place, the soil may not be soaked or the cuttings will die. The "original" plant will eventually start new rosettes from the stem. See similar questions...

I do unfortunately not tried to make Yucca soap! But I have received a recipe from one of the readers of www.bennyskaktus.dk See similar questions...

You start by digging a hole from a short distance of the plant (some species has long rhizomes to all sides!) and then slowly dig closer with your fingers or a trowel (small plant shovel). When you have removed a lot of soil from the rhizomes you can cut of the rhizomes (with or with out leaves/rosettes) so that your plant gets the size you want, but not all the big ones, as you need some to get big enough to bloom. See similar questions...

There are nothing wrong with your Yucca if it doesn't bloom every year, as you can not expect that your Yucca will bloom every year. But in time your plant will have so many rosettes, that you may be so lucky to have one or more rosettes that will bloom the same year! See similar questions...

Yes. You can be on one transplant list per UNOS region. Keep in mind you will need to be able to get to the transplant center within a short time span and you will need to stay in that location for a few weeks following your transplant for follow up care. See similar questions...

Our deer and rabbit resistant designation means that the plants are less likely to be eaten, not that they never will. Wildlife browsing habits change from region to region and season to season. Environmental conditions such as droughts, fires or development can have dramatic and unpredictable effects on wildlife feeding habits. Animals are more likely to eat tender new growth. Younger animals are more likely to taste a new plant in a garden than mature animals. See similar questions...

No. You must have a suitable donor. Most transplant centers will not treat you if you are older than 55 years, one center (Seattle) will accept patients up to the age of 65 years and another (M.D. Anderson) will not use transplantation as first treatment for patients older than 45 years. The chemo and radiation therapy required to destroy your marrow, prior to transplant of healthy marrow, and the drugs used to combat GVHD (graft vs host disease) places unusual stress on heart, lungs and liver. See similar questions...

It is likely at some point kidney transplantation will be needed, but this varies greatly to very early in life to later in life. It all depends on the rate of decline of kidney function. See similar questions...