Raymond's new Dracaena marginata yellowed and dropped a few lower leaves after a faucet watering. He asks how to prune yellow tips and whether to remove whole leaves.
Lower leaf loss is normal when a marginata is relocated—it sheds older leaves as it adds new ones on top. The plant appears to be stabilizing after 3 weeks.
Place near a sunny window. Water thoroughly when top ¼ of soil is dry. If tap water is hard, use filtered, distilled, or rainwater.
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