A schefflera rescued from a garden can only be divided if multiple trunks have separate root systems. Remove from pot, wash soil from top: if all stems join into one rootball, it cannot be divided. If separate, cut rootball vertically between trunks with a sharp knife.
Summer: full sun outdoors. Pinch tips to prevent legginess. Can also be trained as bonsai.
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