If roots and stem are healthy, cut a Dracaena marginata to any height (1–2 ft). A new leaf cluster will emerge just below the cut.
Place in the sunniest window possible. More direct light = sturdier growth. Staking won't be needed long-term.
Hard pruning rejuvenates leggy, weak-stemmed plants beautifully.
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