Rejuvenating a 25‑Year‑Old Leggy Corn Plant

Your Dracaena fragrans has grown straight up with foliage only on the top fifth. The solution is cane cuttings: cut the stalks into sections, root them in a perlite‑enhanced mix, and start new, bushier plants. The original base will also resprout. It takes courage but is straightforward. Give the plant more light and a little fertilizer—it's old enough to flower, which would be a lovely reward.