Firm, green aerial roots and top-layer roots don't guarantee a healthy root ball. Rot often starts deep in the pot where medium stays wet longest.
Medium breaks down → holds water → center roots suffocate → rot spreads upward. Top roots survive on air humidity.
Warm shade 2–3 weeks, barely moist. Then resume normal care. New roots will emerge if crown is viable.
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