Leaf die-off after shipping is common. This species doesn't require dormancy but will go dormant if light/temperature drop. Keep in the sunniest window (south in fall/winter). New growth indicates successful acclimation (can take a month). If it forms a resting bud, it's dormant and will resume in spring.
Don't water daily; keep in a saucer with water up to half the pot, refill when dry. The plant appears as two small individuals—each forms a stem cluster from the base.
Good growing!
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