of the drainage holes, but if the plant appears healthy, you can assume the roots have grown.
if the roots fail to develop, you may wish to try again with a cutting from a larger, more mature yucca plant.
select a side shoot. this method requires an already mature yucca plant. find one that already has several side shoots. choose one shoot that you would like to grow your new plant from.
dig a perimeter. with your shovel, loosen the soil around the plant. dig in a circle around the plant about five inches outside of the shoot. do not worry if you cut through roots.
remove the plant. as you dig, you can 