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New dracena is not stoked, whats his deal?

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Looks fungal. Has been in a damp or humid place? Sometimes a plant that's overwatered will be affected and develop symptoms like that, so that's something to consider.
It was definitely over watered before I repotted thank you!
Rising Star
+1 to leaf disease. Probably fungal as the other poster said; looks a bit like anthracnose but hard to say for sure from that picture. (Could also be bacterial, but that doesn't change the prognosis.) Yellow borders on the lesions are a pretty good signal that there's a disease organism involved.
You should cut off and trash the infected leaves, being careful not to spread spores around (bag them first before cutting them off, bleach shears between cuts).
If you feel comfortable doing so and can do so safely, you can spray the other leaves with a fungicide according to label instructions. This will minimize the chance of other leaves developing an infection from any spores that are hanging around. (Fungicides will not be able to cure the already-infected leaves.)
Tried to follow you advice as closely as possible on removing leaves. Will be looking for an organic fungicide. Not sure if possible but I have a little one and cats so definitely concerned about them
Rising Star
That plant looks a little nutrient deficient to me, too. The leaf on the left side of the picture has very mild interveinal chlorosis, which is usually associated with manganese or magnesium deficiency. The whole thing also looks a bit pale which could be a sign of low nitrogen.
If you haven't fertilized in a while it might be worth doing so -- try to find a fertilizer that mentions it has micronutrients. Healthier plants look better and are better at resisting diseases. Just be sure to follow the label, you don't want to overdose the plant and make it worse!
Thank you 🙈
Plant is fine.
Lol you could be right? I carefully removed the other leaves and it seems to be doing alright