Separating intertwined Dracaena spikes (Cordyline indivisa) from outdoor pots for indoor wintering is risky—like surgery. Use a sharp knife to slice rootball between plants, preserving most roots. Repot divisions into barely larger pots with minimal new soil. Water thoroughly.
Expect some loss; careful division improves odds.
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