Gardener's 4-ft corn plant (Dracaena) has only one green leaf after grandmother root-pruned 15 years ago. Asks whether to air-layer top or cut back to base.
Dracaenas can live decades but eventually decline. This may be end of life.
Dracaena care guide: dracaena.com.
If rehab fails, propagate from cane cuttings—but the mother plant may be done.
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