Your corkscrew rush (Juncus effusus 'Spiralis') is a marginal aquatic plant—in nature, it grows at swamp edges, wet constantly except winter.
This is NOT a succulent. It's a wetland plant. "Moist at all times" is correct for growing season.
Your dried leaves were likely from underwatering. Restore the water tray and it'll bounce back fast.
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