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Burro's Tail, botanically known as Sedum morganianum, is one of the most visually spectacular trailing succulents available in India. Its long, rope-like stems are densely packed with plump, blue-green, teardrop-shaped leaves that overlap like fish scales, cascading beautifully from hanging baskets, elevated shelves, or balcony railings — sometimes growing over 60–90 cm in length. Native to Mexico, this long trailing indoor succulent is fully adapted to hot, dry conditions, making it an outstanding choice for Indian climates. It produces clusters of small pink flowers at the stem tips in late spring, adding seasonal colour. If you're looking to buy Burro's Tail or Sedum morganianum online in India, this stunning long trailing succulent is perfect for hanging baskets and elevated plant displays.
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4.0 average from 3 reviews
Apr 3, 2023
Good but smaller than expected
Bangalore mein balcony pe rakha hai, subah ki dhoop 3 ghante milti hai. Plant healthy hai but size is smaller than I expected, description should mention that. Growth slow hai, patience rakhna padega.
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Yes, Burro's Tail is perfect for hanging baskets indoors in India near a bright window with 3–5 hours of indirect sunlight. The trailing stems look stunning in macramé hangers. Ensure the pot has drainage holes and avoid overwatering.
Burro's Tail grows at a moderate to fast pace in India, especially during October to March. Bright indirect light, occasional watering, and monthly diluted fertilizer during the growing season gives the best results.
Water Burro's Tail once every 7–10 days in summer and every 14–20 days in winter. Let the top 2–3 cm of soil dry between waterings. Yellowing or mushy stems are the first sign of overwatering.
Yes! Take a healthy stem cutting of 8–10 cm, let it dry in shade for 2–3 days to callus, then place in moist well-draining soil. Keep in bright indirect light — roots usually appear within 2–4 weeks in Indian temperatures.
Burro's Tail prefers bright indirect light and tolerates partial shade. Avoid harsh direct afternoon sun which scorches leaves. A north or east-facing balcony or a bright indoor spot 1–2 metres from a window works well.