There are still some roots, so although it might grow slowly, if it's in some well-draining soil (looks like what it was in might have been too organic), it could probably recover.

Jacqueline,

Insert it slightly in some dry soil, which should consist of 50% perlite (or something like it) and the other half potting soil. Support the plant with some rocks. Water the plant by misting the plant, not watering the soil. You should have new roots in several months. And your English is fine.

Okay! I do have to say that the roots of my plant look kind of dead: the bigger ones are hollow inside and feel like a dead leaf and the smaller ones are hard but the ends of it look dried out.

Update: I just pulled out a yellowish leaf, but there is a yellow liquid coming out of it: is this a sign of root rot or something like that?

I just cut off everything that looked yellow, but it turned yellow again after a few minutes. Does anyone know what is happening? I am going to cry.

Color looks ok in your photo, as log as it is not slimy. Tiny bit of liquid is ok, but if oozing lots of it, it may be some problem. Let it sit in shadier spot until it dries up. Here are some rootless haworthia pups before and after potted:

After callusing (drying off), stick them into well draining mix as cactusmcharris and bikerdoc already suggested i their posts. You could also read thru -THIS THREAD- click me with suggestions and photos on rooting many different succulents.

I let my plant dry overnight and the yellow turned orange. I don’t think this is ok

Most likely it is ok. It will start getting more brown as it dries up. Maybe one or two leaves will dry up, maybe not. Even that is ok. What you don't want is the flesh (thick part that you cut) to turn black and mushy. It will get darker as it dries,heals over (medium brown), but not black and slimy.

If the leaves are very soft and lots of yellowish liquid is oozing out, that may be a problem. That would mean leaves were water-logged = too full of water. If that is the case, there is a chance it may rot, but sometimes it just dries up. But what I see in photo looks ok to me.

Let it callus/heal over/dry up and take another photo after 24 hrs or so, and post. If you really worry, you could dust it lightly with powdered cinnamon with a soft brush or just get little cinnamon on a paper towel and stick end into it (just the cut part). Not too much is needed. Sulfur powder could be used, but cinnamon works as well and you may have some at home. It isn't probably necessary...

BTW did you read thru thread I posted link to? There are many photos there and may give you 'peace of mind' since you worry so much :)

I'm sorry , but I have to agree w/ Bikerdoc, I think this plant is rotting. In my experience, once it's oozing liquid, it's too far gone.

I know it's upsetting Jacqueline, unfortunately, sometimes it's part of the learning curve. I try to remember better luck next time.

Karen

I agree, just am wondering if only little liquid showed at the cut, or if it is oozing...Can't tell from photo. That is why I asked for a photo of the cut later on - after it sat there for few more hours. 1st situation would be ok, second is a problem.

If only roots rotted away, plant could be saved. If the leaves are very soft and there is lots of 'liquid' - that may be a problem - but I am repeating myself...

Hi! The plant still looks the same as the last picture. There isn’t any liquid, but it is still orange.

I think it’s ok, but do agree those roots were goners.

That yellowing at the base is normal with Aloe cuttings, and they also will ooze out a little yellowish slime when you cut the base of an Aloe. Kinda reminds me of snail mucous. Gross I know;).

I found some pics online of an Aloe cutting because I couldn’t find any of my own pics. I swear I had some Aloe cutting pics.

Yours will eventually throw out roots. If everything works out right of course.

These cuttings looked exactly like yours, but now has roots.

Just leave it alone and don’t cut anymore off. You can repot or wait till roots grow then pot up. Just keep out of strong sun and no water till roots grow. Roots can take a month plus so be patient:).