Sedum morganianum
Native range: Southern Mexico, Honduras
Known names: Donkey's Tail, Burro's Tail
Hardiness: Best kept above freezing
Mature Size: ~24" long stems
Light: Bright direct morning sun, full sun, afternoon shade in hot climates
Water: Water once soil is dry
Soil: Succulent mix
Dormancy Period: Winter
Pet-Safe: No
Plant Size: Grown in 4" pots, shipped semi bare root.
 
Much like the Donkey's Trail, this succulent has a cascading habit of pale green jellybean-like leaves. Salmon-colored flowers appear at the tip of the growth point in summer. Somewhat of a brittle plant. The difference between Burro and Donkey Tail is Burro has more of a rounded/compact leaves while Donkey's Tail has more of a banana-shaped leaves.