Cut the trunk at your desired height (8 ft or even lower) with a saw or pruners. New growth will emerge just below the cut. Mid-May is an excellent time—active growth ensures quick recovery.
Cut the removed section into segments, noting which end is down. Plant in soil or pots right-side up; they'll root easily this time of year. Discard upside-down pieces—they won't grow.
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