[Cynthia, Prescott, AZ]

Aniko, if this happened several months ago, and the plant is still retaining some green leaves, I am quite sure the rot has stopped spreading and there is nothing more needs to be done in that regard. I would say that if the plant has roots and some green leaves that are being maintained by the plant, it is only a matter of time before the plant puts out a keiki at the base. Now, this keiki is NOT to be removed in the maner that other keikis are removed. This keiki will very rapidly grow large to replace the original plant using the original root system as its own. The current green leaves will eventually die of old age, and no one will ever know this plant had a problem.