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http://tinypic.com/r/ddeusz/5 that should work

There isn't any growth on the nodes. There used to be, but they died too. I just don't know what to do. I've had him for almost three years, i'm pretty upset by this.....

@stc3248 I'll take my chances. https://mail-attachment.googleusercontent.com/attachment/?ui=2&ik=99b4901f8b&view=att&th=136383cd7885312a&attid=0.1&disp=inline&safe=1&zw&saduie=AG9B_P82LgxVgGZJizqqu_xcGZmr&sadet=1332383434323&sads=xaF6ZL3emENpM4ND04cymyrHNFE&sadssc=1 and...

Okay, one minute. But for seriously roots put in water will grow a new plant?!

No, the other stem is dead. I removed part of it, I don't think I can remove all of it because they are jointed together. Do you mean separate it like a cutting? Or still attached to the roots? Also, will the roots sprout something if they are detached from the rest of the plant?

What do you mean by isolate? I transplanted it into a smaller pot, but I damaged the roots in the process. Only one stem is left and it's starting at the top and dying. If I put the roots that have come off of my pepper plant in some water, would it be possible that they could sprout something?

My camera is charging but I'll have the pics up in an hour. I actually rinsed off the roots, but I did knock some off in the process by accident. Some of the roots are kind of still white, and one of the stems is green.

I'm really scared and sad, but my pepper plant Sherold is dying and I don't know what to do. He's been alive for almost three years and I've kept him mainly indoors. He did receive a bacterial leaf spot infection on his second year but I managed to cure it somehow with pruning. Now I think he's...