True waterlogged habitats have moss mats providing drainage/aeration. In pots, standing water at surface suffocates roots.
Correct watering and wait. If roots aren't dead, plant regenerates. Repot in fresh mix to introduce air. D. adelae lives ~2 years, then dies back, producing clones from roots. Adults may revive after root pruning.
Clones become adults in 6 months. Focus on fixing the environment.
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