Hey bro! In simple words, remove any leaves and areas with rot or disease. Skip a couple of waterings! Do some pruning on the lower branches to make the area more airy and prevent excess cold and humidity from building up... I would also recommend using "diatomaceous earth," which will help keep pests away and keep the area free of risks, providing micronutrients for a good recovery... you can spray the diatomaceous earth with water or sprinkle it dry... I recommend never watering in the dark, only at the beginning of the day; if you water in the dark, you might get "downy mildew," which comes with cold and humid nights! ;) Cheers, king!