it is not uncommon ... for a plant to shed its oldest leaves as winter rolls around ... its usually the lowest leaves.. i cant quite tell where the bad ones came from on your plant ...

it is also not uncommon to shed some leaves.. if the plant was particularly stressed during a repotting ...

it is also not uncommon for some leaf damage if there was some cold event ... how cold did it get ...

i would give it a month or so.. to settle down .. and keep it properly watered ...

what kind of potting media did you use??

ken

It went from like mid 60s to mid 50s. But it goes from mid 50s to 38 at night. It is potting soil, sand mix. More soil than sand.

^^ Agree with the above. This is not a plant that will survive outside in any areas that can experience frost or nighttime temps consistently below 50F.

It is inside. I don't keep my heat on. It is usually 68-70 inside during this time of year. I turn the heat on when I get home. But not during the day while at work.

I am confused. Was it outside when the damage occurred? If not, why are we talking about outdoor temperatures? It certainly didn't drop to 38F inside in the Bay area, heat off or not!!

Sorry. I was talking about outside temps. The plant is inside. Not sure what I was talking about earlier. I might have gotten my post mixed up. I posted about an outdoor avocado and I might have crossed comments.

The dracaena is inside.