A 3-year-old plant from a deceased relative has lots of new growth but old stems dying at soil level, no blooms. It's in an east window, watered weekly.
This succulent groundcover likes well-drained, organic-rich soil, drought tolerance, shade, and can be invasive. Mimic: bright light, dry between waterings, well-draining mix.
Move to sunny south window. Water only when soil is dry. Remove dead stems. It should rebound.
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