That's a Kalanchoe. They're quite hard to get to rebloom-- the nursery trade uses extra lighting to get them to come into bud. You can propagate them fairly easily from a leaf, if you want to start over with a new, more compact plant, but you may struggle to get them to flower. Maybe others have cracked the technique and will comment.
I have a white one that reflowers, in fact it is flowering now.
Mine lives on a south facing window sill all year round, with some of my other succulents. It's a low sill with a radiator beneath, so it is usually warm and dry. It gets all the light and sun available, which isn't always that much, up here in the cloudy hills.
I don't think I've ever repotted it, and I've had it a few years, though I will this year, as it really is too big for its pot now.
It gets watered when I think it seems a long time since I did it, or the leaves start to lose their plumpness.
That's it. I'm not sure about cracking the technique, unless it is a good dose of neglect!
I have a pink one that re flowers, I have repotted it a couple of times and it is fairly sizeable. I keep it in an unheated porch so it is very cold in winter but heats up like a greenhouse in summer. It's about to flower again now so I just gave it a liquid feed. I give it slightly more water than I would do a cactus. When the flowers and stalks go brown and crispy I snip them off. I occasionally give it a bit of a shake to get the dead leaves off also.
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