Donkey Tail Succulents Cluster Sedum Morganianum Hybrid (4″ Pot)
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In this regard, how fast does burro’s tail grow?
Native to Honduras and Mexico, mature specimens grow slow and steady but can reach trailing lengths of up to four feet long in six years’ time (though the average length is closer to 24 inches). Indoors, the succulent can be planted and propagated year-round, while outdoors it does best planted in early spring.
Additionally, why is my burro’s tail shriveling?
The short, thick cylindrical leaves are pointed on the end, and swell to become very plump when plants are well watered and will shrivel when too dry. The stems are brittle and leaves break off easily, so place the plant where it will not get inadvertently knocked or be damaged by passing people or animals.
Is donkey tail plant poisonous to dogs?
In the final analysis, even though the Burros Tail is non-toxic to cats and dogs, it’s a good idea to keep it (and all Sedum) out of the reach of children, pets and livestock. … In the case of burro’s tail, keeping the plant in a hanging basket, well out of reach protects it and prevents damage to the plant.
How do donkey tails propagate?
How often do you water burro’s tail?
Overwatering your burro’s tail will cause the plant to rot. Outdoor plants only need water every 10 to 14 days, though, in its growing season, experts recommend watering the plant about every 10 days when temperatures are regularly above 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
When should I repot burro’s tail?
Can donkey tails grow indoors?
The succulent thrives indoors in a well-drained container where bright sunlight bathes the plant. A burro’s tail houseplant will grow equally well in a mixed succulent container or as a hanging specimen.
