A 10-year-old golden cane palm (Dypsis lutescens) with 9 trunks at 6 meters but no basal suckers – this is genetically and age-determined. Some clump heavily; others stay vertical.
If it's healthy and stress-free, all you can do is wait. Older specimens sometimes sucker after decades. Forcing it with damage or hormones doesn't work reliably.
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