Your large Thaumatophyllum bipinnatifidum (selloum) has aerial roots and you want a new plant? Division works—if it has multiple crowns.
Look at the base: are there two or more distinct growing points with leaves radiating from each? If yes, division is possible. If single crown, it cannot be divided.
The "tentacles" are aerial roots—they absorb humidity. Leave them or guide into soil. They indicate healthy growth.
Expert advice from Darlene, houseplant specialist.
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