Yellowing lower leaves that point downward, leaf drop cycles, and a moisture meter reading "dry" while the plant declines—these indicate water accumulating at the pot bottom despite dry surface readings.
| Season | Frequency |
|---|---|
| Fall (shortening days) | Every 2 weeks |
| Winter (semi-dormant) | Every 3 weeks |
| Spring/Summer | Weekly when top 2 inches dry |
Bright indirect light year-round. In winter, ensure the room is well-lit—Dracaenas don't go fully dormant but slow significantly in low light.
Yellow leaves won't regain green color. Focus on preserving healthy foliage and encouraging new growth from the crown. Prune yellowed leaves once they're fully brown.
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