Burro's tail goes by a few other names related to equine and mammalian species, from donkey to horse to lamb's tail. Burro is, after all, the Spanish word for donkey and, indeed, the succulent's ...

As for soil, the typical mix for succulents works perfectly for donkey’s tail: a well-draining cactus mix. As your donkey’s tail grows, divide it up and repot it to grow even more in the garden.

“The donkey tail was my first houseplant back in college in the ‘70s,” said Sherry, a retired architect. “Ever since then I’ve had succulents. I like them. Succulents are forgiving.

One of the most well-known hanging succulents is donkey tail (Sedum morganianum). Due to its slow growth, gem-like leaves, and minimal maintenance, it is a treasure that is often passed down from ...

Here’s the likely, but hopefully not, outcome. A few weeks will go by, I’ll go back to neglecting the plant again and a whole new batch of mealybugs will hatch. In this case, I can repeat the process ...

Donkey's Tail ($18) is one of the most unique and easy to care for houseplants out there. This succulent has long, tail-shaped branches that look like little donkey tails and — like most ...

‘Donkey or Burro Tail’ succulent () is not new, but it is a gem. This hanging succulent grows long stems (60 cm+) that are covered in short blue/green leaves.