No, not at all. In fact, it is one of the easiest plants to keep indoors. Get off to a great start by repotting the plant as soon as you bring it home. Buy soil that has a balance of proper drainage and water retention. When you repot your plant, give it a thorough watering and let it drain for a bit. After your plant has drained the excess water, search for the optimal place indoors for sunlight conditions. Schlumbergera requires indirect sunlight and temps between 60 - 70 degrees Fahrenheit but also likes to have more extended periods of darkness during blooming seasons. Continue watering your plant every couple of weeks when dried out. Clip off any dead stems, add soil as necessary, and replace soil every few years. That’s all it takes to keep your Schlumbergera thriving for future generations.