
Wilting from thirst requires bone-dry soil. Your soil feels damp and pot is heavy—classic overwatering, especially with double-potting (inner pot sitting in outer cache pot water).
Kalanchoes need to be pot-bound to rebloom. Repotting now would worsen the problem.
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