Light
Very bright, with gentle sun after acclimation.
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Burro's tail: trailing stems and measured watering
Sedum morganianum. The fleshy leaves detach easily when handled, while low light produces sparse vines.
Watering
Water only after the mix has dried completely.
Soil
A mineral, very free-draining succulent mix.
More useful detail
Care over time
Rhythm through the year
It dries faster in bright summer conditions. In winter, full drying may take a long time.
Growth and repotting
Healthy fallen leaves can root. Repot rarely and carefully into a shallow container.
Plant
A simple care routine for Burro's tail
- 1
Check light and moisture before taking action.
- 2
Choose a permanent position to avoid moving the delicate vines often.
- 3
Track changes in new growth instead of judging only old damage.
Observation
Changes worth checking
- Soft yellowing leaves
- Blackening at stem bases
- Large gaps between leaves
Important
Watering frequency changes with light, temperature, pot size and potting mix. Use any interval as a reminder to check the plant, not as an automatic watering day.
Sources and further reading: NC State Extension: Sedum morganianum
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