Washing all soil off the roots destroyed the fine root hairs that absorb water. The plant now wilts because remaining roots can't supply enough moisture.
Bright indirect light; move near windows on weekends if office lights are off. Keep warm (65–75 °F).
Survival is uncertain. New growth from the base is a good sign. Be patient—root regeneration takes months.
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