A peace lily with recurring root rot after repotting has a poor prognosis for water rooting—the rot will likely accelerate in standing water.
Water propagation works for healthy cuttings but fails with active rot pathogens. The fungus will colonize the water and destroy remaining tissue.
As a memorial plant, consider taking a healthy leaf cutting (if any remain) for tissue culture or as backup. Focus primary effort on saving the original.
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