Sedum, Burro’s Tail

Description

Sometimes called a donkey’s tail, this classic trailing succulent has light green bead-like leaves with stems that can cascade up to 3 feet long. It may produce bright pink flowers at the end of each stem if provided enough light. Use a well draining potting mix, place near a window that receives plenty of sunlight throughout the day, and water when the soil is completely dry. Fertilize once per month with a cactus fertilizer or half-strength houseplant fertilizer spring through late summer. These can be placed outside on a sunny patio during the summer months and brought back inside for winter.