Corn plant stems can be cut at any height. A new crown of leaves will emerge just below the cut. Prune well below the ceiling to allow years of regrowth.
Keep soil barely moist, provide bright indirect light. The parent plant will sprout new heads; the cutting will root in 4–6 weeks.
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