The "pinker" Episcia's need a wee bit more humidity than the others.
Episcia will not tolerate more than a couple of hours of early morning or evening Canadian sun (no sun in the Southern, hotter, parts of North America).
Episcia have very shallow roots and like a mix that is airy enough for their very fine roots to grow in.
Shallow pots are preferred if possible.
Water regularly but do not over water.
Try to avoid getting their leaves wet.

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My 'Alice's Aussie' Episcia is blooming its red flowers now, July 2018. I ordered it as a small 3" plant in a 2" pot in spring 2017. It has grown well on a shelf against an east window with a mini blind to adjust and filter the morning sun. I have a SunBlaster light hanging 20" over my Episcias & African violets on 2 shelves there. After 4 hours of nice morning filtered sun, the light is set to come on for another 8 hours of light. Everything thrives and blooms well there. I rotate the blooming ones to various spots in my house to enjoy the blooms about 1 month before returning them to that perfect spot.

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