Wow. I don't.

I'm interested to see what others say.

Since the plant still seems small, I would hold off on this. Let it grow a bit more and the seed leaves (cotyledons) will yellow and fall off when the plant doesn't need them anymore. Then you can plant it deeper.

I tried several varieties, I never found roots above the
original rootball

The hypoctal(below the seed leaf) is able to produce roots.Above the cotyledons rooting dosen't happen.

Byron--I tend to agree-it is rare -but here is a chacoense PI 439414-- that thinks it's a banyan tree

JohnF

definitely anywhere along any stem it can root. take a cutting and root it.

however, I plant them deep not to get more roots. I do it for stability and to get the roots deep where the moisture is in my soil. my soil tends to be dry. so I need the roots down deep.