Old, healthy plants should never be repotted. Leaning is fixed by pruning, not larger pots. Your 20-year-old corn plant didn't need this surgery.
Disturbed roots + moisture-retentive new soil = root rot starting. Reversing the repotting gives the best chance of recovery.
Healthy new growth below pruning cuts is the sign of success.
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