7 feet is typical indoor height. You can trim back to any height, but leave some green leaves on each stem or it may not resprout.
To keep the parent tree small: remove from pot, saw 1–1.5 inches off the root ball all around, repot with fresh soil, and trim top growth simultaneously. This bonsai technique works for houseplants too.
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