Yes, to the ID.

I think here in the USA it's sometimes sold as Calendiva, distinct for its sort of double bloom blossom IIRC.

I like the look of various buds at different, staggered stages of opening. So much more visually interesting.

I never had one. Are they monocarpic?

Not at all. Will rebloom freely if given good growing conditions. These are frequenlty sold as flowering houseplants.

Oh goodie! I have fertilizer for blooms. I hope that should work.

Hi guys;

I received this beautiful as a gift, I needed to know it’s name so I can google it and see how to take care of it! But I just got confused!! Each website says different information about it! Some say that they throw it away after the blooming ends! Some say that I can put it in dark place for 16 hours so it can bloom again! And others say I should wait for a new branch!! Anyone has that same plant can advise me?

What you will find is that as it gets older it becomes more rangy and less compact. If happy it will get much bigger and need repotting into a bigger container.

I started with one of these in early 2013 & it has yielded at least 500 new individuals since then by propagating branches. I don't do anything special for them, just water before the soil gets bone dry. I have about 20 different kinds of Kalanchoes and this is by far the most thirsty species.

Being near a window where it gets at least an hour of direct light per day should be enough for it to bloom. It's one of my fav plants over winter because of the reliable, cheerful blooms.