Plants move water via transpiration pull, not pump. Constriction may have damaged tissue but not "circulation."
Test center leaves: tug gently. If they release = crown rot = fatal. If firm = recoverable.
Remove mushy ones. Black spots = possible fungus. Keep dry, bright.
Two-pot method (Article 11738) to root stem while attached — safer than cutting.
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