It doesn't (want to commit suicide). A plant has all the genetic encoding it needs to become a beautiful specimen. The only things standing in the way are the cultural limitations it has to deal with. If the limitations become severe, the plant might start using more energy than it produces, which always ends in the loss of the plant unless that trend can be reversed. If you're watering while the soil is still wet, it's a good bet the plant is being limited by too much water and not enough air in the root zone. If the plant wilts because it's too dry, that's obviously under-watering. If it ever wilts while the soil still holds moisture - you're likely over-watering - especially if it seems to perk up in the evening when transpiration slows. Beyond that, there isn't enough info to offer much more, but this might help.

Al

Hi

I grow mine in pots with crushed lava rock but they are kept outdoors . That looks like an Andreanum hybrid ?? They are by far the most tolerant IME.

They need warmth lots of water and high humidity be sure they have good drainage . I'm a heavy waterer which is the reason I use rock . I've also found them to be slow and occasionly will go dormant. Think if I were to grow in the house would use a large orchid bark mix . Good luck gorgeous plant!! gary