Daily watering and misting caused root rot; then complete drying out shocked the plant. Brown inner leaves signal insufficient light and uneven moisture.
Bright light 16 hours/day, 7 days/week. Two plant lights help, but extend duration and add weekend light. Natural light from a window is even better.
Follow the watering rules and increase light exposure; the plant will perk up. Remove any blackened, soft stems—they're gone.
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