A 12-ft ponytail with three side stalks can be cut just above them—or even 10–12 inches lower—to encourage a new leader. Do it now (long days) for best regrowth.
Same as always: bright light, water when dry, well-draining mix. The plant's massive base ensures plenty of stored energy for regrowth.
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