Kalanchoe daigremontiana is a common succulent plant, also known as the broad-leaved fairy bird. Originated in Madagascar, Africa. Its leaves are thick and juicy, and the edges grow neat and beautiful adventitious buds, like a group of small butterflies. They fly to the ground and immediately take root and reproduce, which is quite interesting. There are also "stick-leaf fairy birds" of the same kind, also known as fine-leaf fairy birds. Used for potted plants, it is a good material for windowsill greening, and it is also elegant to decorate the study and guest room. The plant height is 50- 150cm, and the stem is solitary, erect and brown. The leaves are opposite, fleshy, Yangtze Delta-shaped, oval, 15-20cm long and 2-3cm wide, with irregular brownish-purple stripes, rough teeth at the edge, adventitious buds at the notch, terminal cymes, bell-shaped flowers and orange.