For multiple different discussions try a web search for "pruning training fatshedera"

I'm not sure what the point of a forum is if questions are answered with "try a web search".

You've been most helpful. I'll look elsewhere for the answer.

Pruning back will encourage bushier growth and the prunings can be used as cuttings started in either water or a damp cutting medium. It will root rapidly, like its ivy parent does.

If planted outside, for best success, you will want to wait until new growth begins to emerge in spring before you try this.

You've been most helpful

You're welcome. I took the time to try that search phrase on your behalf before posting in order to confirm that it would yield pages of on target commentary in an instant.