Well that's an odd name, I Googled It & found to be the Northern Lights which I knew already from having seen them.

Adding the word 'plant' to my search, yielded the name I was going to suggest since I recognize the plant to be a Kalanchoe fedtschenkoi variegata, "Aurora Borealis".

Many Kalanchoes grow aerial roots along their stems, it's perfectly normal.

Does that pot have a hole in it?

Pls clarify what you're speaking of when asking is it OK? The lower leaves somewhat wrinkled, which suggests thirst? Are you watering it in little sips?

Are you giving it any direct sun? I believe your soil needs amending to make it faster draining.

If you search for it by its formal name, you'll be able to read upon care instructions, 'til others come along w/ further suggestions.

The soil surface looks very dry. Give it some water when it dries out that much. Lots of sunlight will help it thrive if you can get it into a sunny location (morning or late day sun would be a good start). Artificial light (lots of it) would help if you can't get it in a sunny location.

The mix it's in looks like it may have a lot of peat in it, which has dried and become hydrophobic. If that's the case, it will take quite a bit of water to soak in and wet it enough. I think it would do better if the mix had more perlite and less peat in it.