A recently purchased dracaena (possibly Dracaena draco) with progressive yellowing from tips to whole leaves is suffering from constant moisture. The clay pot and drainage saucer aren't enough if the soil never dries.
Dracaenas prefer to dry substantially between waterings. Adjusting the cycle should stop the yellowing.
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