Instead of throwing away a broken cup, I repurposed it as a flowerpot. Let me introduce the plant I grew in it

patharchatta leaf plant.

Patharchatta (scientifically known as Bryophyllum pinnatum or Kalanchoe pinnata) is a popular perennial succulent plant belonging to the Crassulaceae family.

• Botanical Name: Bryophyllum pinnatum .

• Common Names: Patharchatta, Miracle Leaf, Life Plant, Air Plant, Cathedral Bells

• Appearance: It has thick, fleshy, dark-green scalloped leaves that store water.

• Propagation: It easily produces tiny plantlets (baby plants) right along the edges of its mature leave.

• Type: It is a hardy succulent.

• Watering: It requires very little water because its fleshy leaves retain moisture; overwatering will cause the roots to rot.

• Sunlight: It prefers bright, indirect sunlight.

• Soil: Plant it in well-draining soil, ideally inside a clay or porous pot.

Broken cup become a pot.