Your indoor yucca's brown leaf tips and mid-leaf browning signal too little light and/or too much water. This is a desert plant—treat it like one.
Yuccas store water in thick roots and stems. Constant moisture rots them. Low light prevents photosynthesis needed to use stored water. The brown tips are the plant sacrificing foliage it can't support.
Move it to your sunniest spot, drastically cut watering, and watch it transform into a structural, architectural specimen.
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