Kalanchoe Pinnata,Formerly Known As Bryophyllum Pinnatum, Also Known As The Air Plant, Cathedral Bells And Life Plant. Kalanchoe Pinnata, Formerly Known As Bryophyllum Pinnatum, Also Known As The Air Plant, Cathedral Bells, Life Plant, Miracle Leaf, And Goethe Plant Is A Succulent Plant Native To Madagascar, Which Is A Popular Houseplant And Has Become Naturalized In Tropical And Subtropical Areas. It Is Distinctive For The Profusion Of Miniature Plantlets That Form On The Margins Of Its Leaves, A Trait It Has In Common With Some Other Members Of Bryophyllum Now Included In Kalanchoe. In Assamese It`s Called Dupor Tenga, Dupor Bon, Paate Goja.in Bengali It Can Be Called As `Pathar Kuchi. It Is A Succulent, Perennial Plant, About 1 M 39 In Tall, With Fleshy Cylindrical Stems And Young Growth Of A Reddish Tinge, Which Can Be Found In Flower Throughout Most Of The Year.[2] The Specific Epithet `Pinnata` Is The Feminine Form Of The Latin Adjective Pinnatus, Meaning `Winged, Pinnate

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