Yes.

Loss of leaves on a new house plant is fairly common.

The plant needs to adjust, with new adapted leaves, to the new environment.

Joe

Hi,

How often have you been watering this plant? Could be an overwatering issue. Also, mine likes some light, like an east or west window. It will not survive outdoors where you are, but would appreciate being outdoors on a porch or something for the summer, no direct sun. Your plant looks good to me.

Jen

Thank you both for posting and your help.

Joe - It's lost maybe 60% of the leaves is had when I bought it. Is that still normal? I thought it was a lot but I may be wrong.

Jen - I generally water it every 3 - 4 weeks. I was told that this plant needs to be nice a dry before I water it. Is that right? I can move it to a window during the day. Thats a good idea. Unfortunately my porch is in direct sunlight.

Now that all the leaves have shed off the bottom, newer branches should I just expect them to never leaf again? Is there anything I could do help this plant grow fuller?

Again, thank you both for your help. I truly appreciate it.

It will never grow leaves where it lost leaves...it will continue to grow taller and gat new leaves at the tip and a longer trunk.
I sure water mine a lot more often than every 3 or 4 weeks!
I think the reason it lost somany leaves is it was dry...
Dracena is pretty much a "cast iron" plant...doesn't need much to live...but it will droop if dry and shed leaves and get soggy and rot if too wet.
But with well drained soil it is really impossible to water them too much. They are a tropical, not a succulent.
Linda C

Thanks for your help. The leaves have tended to droop a little. I guess I'll ignore what the guy told me at nursery and water it more often.