Burro’s Tail Succulent - Sedum morganianum ‘Burrito’ houseplant Spring to fall is the

Spring to fall is the best season to cut and propagate your plant

Each flower lasts for only a short period but is quickly replaced by new blooms

Flowering on this species can happen at other times but most often in mid-winter to early spring (January-March) with an unbranched to fewbranched up to 3 foot (90 cm) inflorescence of erect long-tapering terminal spikes of flowers that are orange in bud and turn yellow just prior to opening from the bottom of the spike upwards

Flowers: Green in bud

Burro’s Tail Succulent - Sedum morganianum ‘Burrito’ houseplant Spring to fall is theIntroducing the burro's tail succulent, known as Sedum morganianum Burrito (or Sedum burrito), which is a perfect choice among gardeners. Native to Southern Mexico, this Sedum burrito plant is like a superstar hanging from your ceiling, with its mesmerizing trailing stems. While it may resemble a donkey tail plant at first glance, this gorgeous burrito sedum has shorter stems and smaller, more rounded leaves than the donkey tail succulent. This