Yellowing, dropping leaves = roots not drying enough. Letting soil dry more is correct. But repotting into larger pot or fresh soil worsens it by holding more water.
Wilting after repotting = shock + wet roots. Same issue: excess soil moisture.
Unnecessary repotting is the #1 cause of plant decline. Only repot when root-bound, in spring, into a pot 1–2″ larger.
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