A yucca that produces new shoots that quickly brown and die is almost certainly suffering from root rot caused by an oversized pot and moisture‑retentive soil.
Wait for root recovery. If a bare stem remains below new growth, prune then. Pruning doesn’t affect health, only appearance.
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