Thick tuft of spiky, red-edged leaves matures into a dramatic spear-shaped cluster atop a bare woody stem. Slow to 6 ft indoors. Prune to control height—cut cane anywhere; new cluster sprouts.
Cut cane at any height; root like stem cuttings.
Handles neglect, temperature swings, and low light like a champ.
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