burrito succulent care Sedum 'Burrito' – Donkey Tail Succulent

burrito succulent care Sedum 'Burrito' – Donkey Tail SucculentAdorably chubby and totally unique, Sedum Burrito (also called Burros Tail or Donkey Tail Succulent) is a trailing plant made up of plump, bead like leaves that tumble over the edges of pots and baskets. A bit delicate to handle but easy to lovethis sculptural beauty is all about the look with minimal fuss. Plant Care Light: This plant needs bright light to survive. My rule of thumb is always to let them have a view of the sky. The best bet is a sunny

Adorably chubby and totally unique, Sedum ‘Burrito’ (also called Burro’s Tail or Donkey Tail Succulent) is a trailing plant made up of plump, bead-like leaves that tumble over the edges of pots and baskets. A bit delicate to handle but easy to love—this sculptural beauty is all about the look with minimal fuss.

Plant Care 

Light: This plant needs bright light to survive. My rule of thumb is always to let them have a view of the sky. The best bet is a sunny windowsill; be sure to let your plant have at least 6 hours of sun daily. 

Watering: These plants are drought tolerant. Only water when the soil appears very dry, as overwatering can quickly kill these plants. It's usually time to water when your succulent gets a little bit puckery. Cut way back on watering in the winter and only water when your plant puckers.

Temperature: Best not to let these plants get below 13°C. 

Potting: A well-draining mix is ideal for this plant. Our Savvy Succa would be a great fit.

Hot tips: Be sure to put this plant in a low-traffic area as its leaves fall off easily. If you do lose any leaves, it's easy to propagate; just allow the leaf to dry out for a day and place it on top of the soil. Soon, you will see a new plant beginning to form. 

Pet Friendly: YES