
The plant is a Dracaena reflexa (Song of India), not a Kentia Palm. This changes the care advice entirely.
The plant has 4–5 feet of bare stems with leaves only at the tips. Prune the tallest, barest stems back by several feet. New growth emerges just below each cut, allowing you to create a fuller, bushier plant. Start with one or two stems to see the response.
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