Sedum burrito 'Burro's Tail, Donkey Tail' Succulent Plants, 5 Cuttings

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Sedum burrito 'Burro's Tail, Donkey Tail' Succulent Plants, 5 Fresh Cuttings
Sedum morganianum, Donkey tail or Burro’s tail, is a perennial succulent plant native to Mexico. It is an evergreen, trailing succulent with many over 2 feet (60cm) long or more. Pendent stems arise from base. Fleshy, blue-green leaves grow along stems and up to 0.5 inch long. The inflorescence bears 1 to 6 pink to red flowers.
>You will receive 5 healthy fresh cuttings of Sedum Morganianum ‘donkey tail’ ‘burro’s tail’.
>Each cutting is approximately 2’’ in length. NO root, no soil, no pot.
>Fresh, USA-grown succulents from our local greenhouse straight to your door. No middlemen. No pestcides.
>Make sure to provide full sunlight, which is better for donkey tail luxuriant growth.
>Perfect for hanging baskets for balcony, windowsill decoration, or other DIY mix for succulent gardens.
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The succulents are great for terrarium and decorative pot and also very easy to take care.
Please Note:
>Shipping to USA 48 contiguous states address only.
>We always promise healthy fresh plant cuttings for customers.
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Succulents color may vary time to time, seasons and sunlight. Please understand.
>More growing details or any problem welcome to contact us at any time.
How to grow succulents from cutting and bareroot
1.A cutting must be calloused over before planting, means the stem cut end of the pad is dry and has sealed itself over in order to protect itself. It takes 3-7 days to be calloused.
2.Open up your box immediately upon your succulent cutting arrival. Never expose them under direct sun when arrival.
3.Use succulents mix soil or well drained soil. Moist the soil
before planting
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then plant your cutting ½-2 inches into the soil.
4.Place it in a warm, airy location under indirect sunlight, filtered sunlight or shaded area after planting. Water it 5-10 days later after planting depending on condition. The cutting usually would develop root anywhere from 2-6 weeks. Never place your newly planted succulents under direct sun.
5.Once the root system established, the plant would then start to show new growth. Succulents do best under bright filtered sunlight. To get better color some varieties might need to grow under direct sunlight.