New leaves wilting, drying, or turning yellow-brown while mature leaves stay green suggests watering stress. Yuccas rot easily if overwatered but also suffer if left dry too long.
Lift the pot after a thorough watering to feel its weight. Don't water again until it feels significantly lighter and the soil surface is pale. Frequency varies widely—daily to monthly—depending on light, pot size, and plant type.
If you haven't fertilized recently, apply a balanced indoor plant fertilizer monthly. Also, check for root-binding: if roots are circling the pot, repot into a container only 2 inches larger.
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