A single heavy watering caused your Ming Aralia to droop dramatically. You've taken correct steps: letting the soil dry, applying copper fungicide, and repotting into better‑draining media (first a sterile mix, then a high‑peat seed‑starter mix).
The existing foliage will likely continue to deteriorate. The key is patience—watch for new growth emerging from the crown. Ming Aralia can re‑foliate if the root system survives, but it may take weeks.
Avoid further watering until the top inch of soil is dry, and keep the plant in bright, indirect light. Do not fertilize until new leaves appear.
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