Indoor yucca in bright light shows yellowing leaves, leaf drop, and dark sap on a soft, hollow-feeling trunk. Classic overwatering leading to root/stem rot.
Soft, hollow trunk with sap indicates advanced rot. Separate the affected cane—remove it entirely to save the other two. Repot remaining canes in fresh, well-draining mix.
Sticky, dusty film is likely honeydew + sooty mold from insects (check undersides). Treat with insecticidal soap if found.
Magnesium sulfate can green up foliage but doesn't fix rot. Address watering first.
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