A 3-year-old "banana palm" moved indoors Nov–Apr has grown over 5 feet tall with weak trunk bending at 3 feet. Owner fears snapping during repotting and asks if top can be re-rooted.
Cannot advise without proper ID. Hundreds of palms and palm-like plants have different needs. If a true palm, cutting trunk kills it and top won't root. But it may not be a palm.
Will Creed, Interior Landscaper, Horticultural Help, NYC.
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