Baby Burro's Tail

Sedum burrito

Family: Crassulaceae Origin: Mexico Succulent

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Care requirements

Watering	every 2-3 weeks — Let soil dry completely between waterings
Light	Bright, indirect
Humidity	30%–60% (ideal 45%)
Temperature	10–27°C (ideal 18°C)
Fertilizer	Every 2-3 months in spring/summer — Balanced 10-10-10 at half strength
Soil	Very well-draining cactus/succulent mix (pH 5.5–7.0)

How often should I water Baby Burro's Tail?

Water Baby Burro's Tail every 2-3 weeks. Let soil dry completely between waterings.

How much light does Baby Burro's Tail need?

Baby Burro's Tail grows best in bright, indirect light. Protect it from harsh direct sun, which can scorch the leaves.

What is the most common problem with Baby Burro's Tail?

Etiolation is the most common problem. Likely causes: insufficient light. What to do: move to a brighter spot; gradually increase sun exposure.

Causes: Insufficient light

Fix: Move to a brighter spot; Gradually increase sun exposure

Causes: Overwatering, Poor drainage, Cold drafts

Fix: Reduce watering; Check drainage holes; Move to a warmer spot

Causes: Low humidity, Fluoride in tap water, Underwatering

Fix: Increase humidity; Use filtered water; Water more consistently

Causes: Overwatering, Heavy soil, No drainage holes

Fix: Repot in well-draining soil; Allow soil to dry; Trim mushy roots

Causes: Mealybugs, Spider mites, Scale

Fix: Wipe with insecticidal soap; Isolate the plant; Check new plants before bringing home