Are you sure it is a heuchera? Perhaps it is a piggy back plant which is a houseplant? Piggyback plant

I bet it is Saxifraga stolonifera, also known as Strawberry Begonia it is a houseplant that has foliage simmilar to some Huecheras and it sends out babies like a spider plant

One of my heucheras self-propagated last year via seeds, I assume. It bloomed heavily. Here's its picture last summer, the purple one in the front (Blackberry Ice). Unfortunately, this picture doesn't show all the blooms it had - you can just see one stem of the little white blooms.

There were no babies connected to the mama like a spider plant. There were brand-new separate plantlets growing near the mama plant. I dug them up and moved them around to different places in several different beds and they are doing fine.

Heuchera don't have babies like spider plants. The suggestions were for plants that the original poster might have in her brandy snifter as heuchera are generally not used as indoor plants. Your heuchera looks very nice.

Here is a photo of Saxifraga stolonifera, does look like a Huechera somewhat.....
Strawberry Begonia with babies