I’m not expert but when stems and leaves start leaning over it usually means they’re not getting enough light and they’re reaching for it.

When you get it back in soil, I’d stake it upright for awhile.

Your awesome....Thank you for your answer 😊 I will put the dumbcane in soil now.

It needs to be in a pot in soil with a drainage hole or holes. And give it sufficient light. Turn the pot regularly too.

Thank you for your help also. Im literally doing this right now and I also have a stake for support and I will put it in bright light.

I believe dumbcanes are considered lower light (low-medium) plants so be careful not to scorch it. I don‘t know that it would be good to put it right against south facing window. So definitely get it more light but you may have to move it around until you find a spot it likes.