Ponytail palm (not a true palm—it's in Agavaceae) produces basal offsets after trunk damage. These can be separated and rooted.
For detailed houseplant care, consult the Interior Decorating > Houseplants experts on Allexperts. They have deeper experience with Beaucarnea cultivation than general propagation specialists.
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