Beaucarnea recurvata (often sold as “ponytail palm” or “elephant foot”) naturally sheds lower leaves as it grows a trunk. Your plant is healthy—new top growth confirms it.
The “elephant foot” base thickens with age. Yours may be young—it will expand over time.
Don’t worry. It’s not dying—it’s growing into a tree form.
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