Cut the tall cane well below the foliage. Dip the cut end in rooting hormone and pot in fresh soil for a new plant (≈50% success). The remaining stump will sprout new shoots below the cut (≈75% success). Keep both slightly dry until roots establish. This rejuvenates the plant and gives you a backup.
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