Mass cane (Dracaena massangeana) canes are cuttings from 20+ foot tropical trees, rooted in small pots. The cane itself never grows taller after cutting. New leafy stems emerge from the top, but they add height very slowly—3–4 years to gain 3–4 feet.
If you want a 5–6 foot plant, you must buy one that’s already that tall. The 2-foot canes sold in stores will stay 2 feet at the base. No new canes emerge from the soil.
Ask your local nursery if they can order taller specimens. Many can source 3-, 4-, or 5-foot canes with established heads.
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