As you may interpret from the southern Mexican home, the plant prefers sunshine and will do best in an east, west or south- facing window. In its native environment, spineless yucca eventually mature at 30 feet tall. When you water DO NOT let the plant sit in a puddle that can accumulate in the bottom of the container. In low light areas this extra water may encourage rotting. Overwatering will show up as foliage collapse or cane rotting, especially at the soil line.
Spineless yucca is very similar in production to Dracaenas .
You'll find this yucca typically grown as either a bush or with multiple canes. Bush forms are grown from tips with three plants per pot. Multiple cane plants typically have three or four canes of different heights in a container. Seldom do you find plants in containers larger than 17 inch pots. You will find at times character stumps which can give some very unusual looks.