Marcy has a 7-foot Dracaena marginata in a 14-inch pot with 4-5 plants. She wants to separate the tall trunks from the smaller filler plants before repotting.
Nick says the smaller plants are separate individuals and will naturally separate when the root ball is removed from the nursery pot. She can divide them freely.
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