The false yuccas genus of plants, native to southwestern U.S and Mexico, demands minimal care. Thriving in full sun, they can withstand extremes of temperature. Less water is better, making them perfect for dry climates while organic and well-drained soil facilitates optimal growth. Insects, such as agave bugs and snout nose beetles, pose a challenge. Seasonal change does not majorly affect them, but an occasional trim in winter can maintain a pleasing shape. Summer bloomers, they exhibit vibrant color in warm temperatures.