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I think that I have overwatered My Pothos

18 years ago

so I had the pothos plants since August as a house warming gift, and I found this awesome pot to put them in together and they looked beautiful. Lastnight I was looking at the plant because it didn't have it's "bounce" and I noticed that one of the plants that is in the pot (the other one is too but not as bad) is starting to wilt, almost like a wet piece of paper limp, I can't explain it, so I did some research on what might cause this and I think that I over watered it and now their might be root rot, how do I fix this problem, should I get a bigger pot to plant it in? Note: the pot that I have it in now does NOT have a draining system, the original plant pots that it came in didn't have one so I didn't think that I would need to repot into a pot that had one. I know that the roots are nuts! is it possible that they are too close together and almost like "strangling" eachother, I don't want it to die! I love this plant. Can it be saved? Thank you for all of your help in advance.

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