Still, mostly good-looking and healthy. A cleaning of the old soil and old roots (healthy ones are yellow), potted up into new soil and watered a few days afterward, and it will start growing again. If you can, this grows best outside in the summer - just acclimate it to full sun gradually. You can leave the pups on or take them off (I'm thinking that the pups have roots of their own at the size they're at) and grow them on their own (in pots appropriate for the size of pup. You could also likely detach them and put them in the same pot with the mother plant, just be careful to not overwater them.

That's good to hear! I was worried because the tips of some of the leaves were browning and that a lot of the roots are escaping the holes at the bottom of the pot.I think I'll separate the pups from the mom so that the mom has more room to grow. I'll need a week before I can go out and get more soil but thanks for your advice!