You can separate the three canes (3ft, 2ft, 1ft) into individual pots. Minimize root disturbance, but even if some roots break, Dracaenas recover well.
Corn Plants (Dracaena fragrans Massangeana) are tough. Division is a standard propagation method. Each cane will establish independently.
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