I think you are watering your Bleeding Heart plant correctly and giving it enough light or it wouldn’t be growing well and producing new leaves. In order for a Bleeding HeartPlant to produce flowers you need to prune it back in the late fall after the plant has finished blooming. Since the flowers of a Bleeding Heart plant develop on the new growth, it's important to cut the plant back after it blooms. Bleeding Heart Vines need to rest during the fall and winter in order to bloom. Lastly, check to see if the plant is root bound, if so move it to the next size pot. A Bleeding Heart Vine will not bloom if the roots are too crowded.