A rubber plant in a 10-inch pot with 4–5 stalks (tallest 20 inches) shows no new growth after repotting. The pot is too large—the plant wastes energy filling it with roots. Overpotting also causes root rot, explaining leaf loss.
Downsize to a pot just 1–2 inches wider than the root ball. Water only when the top soil is dry. Provide bright light (east/west windows are good). The plant will resume growth once roots stabilize.
A Sedum (mystery plant) needs direct sun. Yucca likely suffers from low light and possible overpotting. Fertilizer never helps ailing plants.
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