Hi! I’ve had this Homalonema Camouflage for a while. It started getting brown leaves, so I thought I overwatered it. Usually, putting my plants in water is the only way I (as a newbie) found to save them when that happens.

​I divided it into 3 and put them all in water (2 plants + 1 offspring). I did my best to remove the soil and the soft/brown roots. 

Since they weren't happy in water either, I tried putting them back in soil... I used a Hoya mix and a bag to keep the humidity in, but... one died and the two others almost did they became ALL floppy. 

​So, I put them back in water again, but they are still dying. Brown roots keep appearing... The leaves turn brown and crispy every time the plant pushes a new root out of the leaf base... The roots are brown all the way up to the crown. There is a brown residue that is quite hard to scratch off. 

​Does the crown look all rotted? It isn't soft but seems yellow or stained.. but no évolution for months..

I was gonna put it in the trash because i gave up a while ago but I feel bad now 🤣

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Any way to save it or is it a goner? 🤨

Here's some photos of the 2 remaining plants and one photo of when she was a beauty. 

Thank you!

Ps. They are about 2 meters away from a South-East window. Gets a little of morning direct light from an east facing window like 4 meters away. 

Help for a zombie homalonema camouflage