Your 35-year-old money plant (Crassula ovata) lost all leaves, main stem rotted after possible Baby Bio overdose. Real cause: chronic overwatering.
Unpot. Firm wiry roots = not overwatered (then it's fertilizer/sun). Mushy roots = overwatered.
Take healthy stem cutting, root in hormone + soil under loose plastic bag. Best tried now (summer).
Empty drain tray 1 hr after watering. Never pot without drainage hole. Dry well between waterings.
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