Hi out there -
This is my third post. I've enjoyed reading all the info on this page over the last few months. I acquired a plant last March that I've been calling a palm but I now believe is a dracaena plant, judging from pictures I've seen on this site.
I almost killed it at first, but eventually figured out how much to water and sun it, and gave it a new pot. It's grown from two to four feet tall this summer. It has two main stalks, with long green leaves growing out to the sides.
My question: My husband likes the plant at home , but would like to take some of it to work, and so would I. Though has two stalks, the roots are intertwined. How can I make a cutting?
Looking forward to your response...

Hallen

Thanks, Jiffymouse. I think I can do that. But I was confused when you said 6 inches below the lowest leaves. My lowest leaves are right at the base, and they grow out all the way to the top. The stem is green, just like the leaves. I'm worried we may not be talkng about the same plant. Do I have to remove most of my plant or can I just take some off the top and leave the rest?