Thanks for answering.

Looks like it could use more light, and air movement. Are the leaves turning black? Especially the new growth? Hmm otherwise i dont see anything wrong with it

Maybe its pythium blight?

No black growth. I will move it across the room and see if that helps.

why about the "branches" that have no leaves? Should I take these out, give the energy to the leafy branches? Any suggestions?

I'm going to google pythium blight.

This plant just looks so sad, I feel like it should have more leafiness.

It needs more light. They are bright light houseplants. It might sprout again if it gets enough light.

I would cut it back to where you want, then fertilize and increase light, heat, air movement. It should sprout but im not vamiliar with this kind of plants tho ive seen them before and they dont get that full anyways.

Thanks for providing the additional pix.

I'm sorry I don't know what to suggest. I've never seen any of these grown w/ this moss /sod layer yours has. These plants can be prone to root rot & it's hard to tell w/out unpotting it, which I don't suggest. But I've seen these bare stems on cases of it before.

You could scratch the bare stems & see if you see green or brown below. Anything dry or brittle can be cut off.

As to the root rot, do you have any long, thin dowel? Something you can insert all the way down into the mix like a garden stake & then pull it up & smell the dirt that comes up with it? That MAY help check for that w/out unpotting it.

Lena

I'm going to relocate and pull ip the moss, which I can always replace if I want to. That way at least I will know what the soil is doing.

Thank you all for your suggestions and advice! Wow! Very grateful.