I had this one in my old greenhouse, fall bloomer. Gloriosa genes - or aloifolia. It didnt like that I moved to a much tougher climate and didnt have a greenhouse to grow it in. Its still alive today, but started all over - slowly. Any idea about what it is?

I don't know the ID but it's some form of recurvifolia/gloriosa. Based on the bloom height only it should be classified as a Y. recurvifolia. Based on original plant descriptions, Yucca recurvifolia blooms start inside the leaves where Y. gloriosa's bloom 'should' start above the leaves.

Does anyone have the 'REAL' Y. recurvifolia? The 'REAL' recurvifolia should have a blooms which starts inside the leaves, bloom in spring and have ERECT seed pods.........who has this????

Who has a 'REAL' Y. gloriosa?? The 'REAL' gloriosa should have blooms which start above the leaves, bloom in fall and have hanging seed pods. I don't think any of my gloriosa/recurvifolia hybrids have blooms starting above the leaves. This is really unusual. I want one!!

Maybe you are just looking for plants from each end of a naturel variation of the same plants and most plants are in between...