Tiny white bugs with red undersides clustering where leaves meet the stem are mealybugs. Treat with a thorough spray of five parts water, one part rubbing alcohol, plus a drop of liquid soap, ensuring coverage deep in leaf-stem crevices.
Yellowing and browning leaves often stem from inadequate light or improper watering, not pests alone. Yuccas need bright, direct light—place them right in front of a sunny window. Water thoroughly only when the top quarter of soil is dry. Correcting these cultural issues strengthens the plant against pests and further decline.
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