Cut any healthy stem at your desired height. New growth emerges just below the cut. Do this in spring for best results.
Root the cut top (tip cutting) in moist potting mix. Shorter cuttings (4–6 inches) root easier. Dracaena marginata benefits from a humidity tent (clear plastic bag over pot).
After 10+ years in the same pot, your plant is thriving because it's pot-bound. Repotting now risks root rot. Only repot if watering is needed every 2–3 days.
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