Sedum Burrito(Donkey Tail)

Sedum Burrito Care Guide

Sedum Burrito, also known as Donkey Tail or Burro’s Tail, is an evergreen succulent with pendant stems and fleshy blue-green leaves. This perennial plant is native to southern Mexico and Honduras.

Plant Specifications:

• Common Names: Donkey tail, burros tail
• Maximum Height: 60 cm (24 in)
• Bloom Time: Annual
• Difficulty Level: Moderately easy

Growing Conditions:

• Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade
• Watering: Moderate
• Soil: Well-drained sandy soil
• Temperature: 5 to 7 degrees C (41 to 45 degrees F)
• Fertilizer: Apply any organic fertilizer

Planting and Care Tips:

1. Planting: In early spring, plant seeds in well-drained soil, or use divisions or cuttings. Maintain a spacing of 6 inches to 2 feet between plants.
2. Watering: Ensure the soil is regularly checked to prevent drying. Water when needed, but avoid overwatering.
3. After Flowering: Trim back plants after flowering to maintain their shape. Divide plants in spring or fall to control spread.
4. Special Feature: Pot Sedum Burrito in hanging planters or baskets to showcase its trailing stems. Use a planter with a rounded lip to prevent stem breakage.

Ornamental Uses:

• The plant serves ornamental purposes.
• Its fleshy leaves provide visual interest, with a tendency to turn reddish-orange in the fall in temperate climates.

Incorporate Sedum Burrito into your succulent collection for an attractive, low-maintenance addition. Happy gardening!