donkey's tail succulents Sedum Morganianum

donkey's tail succulents Sedum MorganianumThe Burros Tail Cactus is recognizable for its fascinating texture and lush green foliage. Interestingly though, the Burros Tail Cactus is misnamed, as it is not a cactus but rather a succulent. This succulent produces long, sweeping stems with thick, fleshy green leaves. While green is the dominant color of the Burro's Tail, leaves can sometimes also be green to gray green or even blue green and may have a slight chalky look. This plant is heat and

The Burro’s Tail Cactus is recognizable for its fascinating texture and lush green foliage. Interestingly though, the Burro’s Tail Cactus is misnamed, as it is not a cactus but rather a succulent. This succulent produces long, sweeping stems with thick, fleshy green leaves. While green is the dominant color of the Burro's Tail, leaves can sometimes also be green to gray green or even blue green and may have a slight chalky look. This plant is heat and drought tolerant. It prefers full sun for best growth and has the added benefit of being friendly to all you four legged family and friends. 

Ed's Plant Profile

• Botanical Name: Sedum Morganianum
• Common Name(s): Burro’s or Donkey's Tail Cactus
• Family: Crassulaceae
• Native Range: South Mexico, Honduras

Ed's Care Guide

• Care Level: Moderate
• Light: Bright light
• Water: Keep soil moist. Avoid over watering. 
• Humidity: Average
• Temperature: 65-75F
• Feeding: Fertilize with cactus food during spring and summer
  
• Propagation: Leaf & Stem Cuttings
• Growth: Vining
• Pests: Look out for  mealy bugs and aphids
• Toxicity: Non-toxic to humans and pets. However, with all plants, we recommend you exercise caution with children and pets.

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