Corn Plants grow too tall for ceilings if kept long enough. The solution is cane cuttings—turning one giant into several manageable plants.
Follow the University of Georgia guide on Cane Cuttings. It’s scary the first time but straightforward with Dracaenas.
If you keep it healthy long enough, it may bloom—fragrant flowers are a rare treat.
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