Yellowing and dropping of lower leaves on a 1.5-year-old Dracaena marginata is typically a response to increased watering frequency. It's normal aging—older leaves shed as new growth emerges at the top.
If only bottom leaves yellow and the plant looks otherwise healthy, it's natural. Monitor for changes.
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