I will let the experts weigh in on this one but my first observation is the soil looks really dry. Anytime mine have "wilted" or went limp like that it is from lack of water. Irina HELPP!

Stark, bagging it will help but I would have put more perlite into that AV soil as ready-mixed commercial potting mix is usually too heavy. To tell how dry it is now, put your finger a little way into the soil, and see if particles of soil cling to your finger. That's how I sometimes tell if the soil is moist.

The roots are probably compromised from too large a pot and too dense of a mix. If this were my plant, I'd move fast and take a drastic approach. Remove the plant and take off most of the bottom leaves till you have a stump of an inch or so. Then cut off the neck at that point. Put the plant crown in a small pot such as a 3oz dixie cup using 1/2 perlite and 1/2 potting mix. Moisten lightly and place in a baggie out of direct sunlight. In a couple of weeks, the plant will be rooted and slowly you can open the baggie to help it adjust to less humid conditions. I have saved many plants by this method.

If you prefer less drastic, remove the plant & check for healthy white roots. If you find some, cut off the dead brown ones, remove a row or two of lower leaves and then place in a small pot & bag as above. Sadly, when a plant looks like this, there aren't often many healthy roots left.

Terri

Yep. Terrilou pretty much spelled it out. Something along those lines are in order. Follow those instructions and you've got a chance. As an aside note, if the plant makes it through, find a nice, much smaller pot to grow it in.