Cut down the watering until you see new leaves starting. This should be the dormant period. She will need morning sun at least. Do not let the pot sit in water, and only water when she is dry. Take a pencil, chop stick, the label (let them sit into to the soil for 5 min. than take out and feel the bottom (of the chop stick or pencil or label) or feel the weight of the soil now while she is damp, and later with your finger or lift up the pot and feel how light it has become. All of these suggestions are the way you can do it. The more you water the more the leaves will drop in the winter, she can take temperatures down into the low thirties but she will need plenty of light and fresh air. She is a succulent, don't hurt her feelings by caller her a cactus. Water from the top of the pot, but not on top of the leaves. Or if you water from the bottom take the pot out as soon as the soil is wet at least most of the way up, the water must hit the root ball and not just the sides of the soil. Beth if I did not explain my self clearly enough in writing I can call you instead. Please tell me where you live. This helps quide me for the instructions. Always tap down the roots, by banging on a hard surface a couple of times this will settle the soil into the roots, your plant has roots, so you could have watered it right away. With my soil mix and hot weather I water weekly very thoroughly. I don't know the construction of your mix, so it is difficult to advise you. Do Not USE PEAt Moss. Remove the pup in Spring when they start to grow again. In my climate I can grow them out side in open run, or in a pot. I restart them by cutting off the head leaving a few inches of the stalk, then setting them in a empty pot until I see the roots forming then I put into soil. I do this early Spring. Don't let the soil complete dry out for more than a day, or you will be inviting the root mealies in, to start up housekeeping. Norma