Jon's dracaena by window: yellow leaves on one stalk removed, now stalk completely bare. Will it produce new leaves?
Will Creed: Once a dracaena stem loses all leaves, unlikely to recover (usually root problem: repotting, overwatering, rot). Try cutting bare stem to few inches—if firm and whitish, may resprout. If soft, it's dead.
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