Corn plants (Dracaena fragrans 'Massangeana') grow in several forms—single cane, multi-cane, or branched—and pruning technique depends entirely on the plant's structure. A photo showing the entire plant, including the base and pot, is essential for specific advice.
Cut canes at desired height; new shoots emerge below the cut. Spring pruning yields fastest regrowth. Root the cut tops in water or moist perlite for new plants. Always use clean, sharp tools.
Email a clear, well-lit photo of the whole plant to a houseplant specialist for tailored pruning guidance based on your specific plant's form.
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