The Sedum burrito 'Baby Donkey's tail' is a cute, slow-growing trailing succulent. The stems hang once weightbearing and are densely packed with small green leaves. They're name 'Burrito' with the Spanish meaning 'young donkey' for the similarity to a donkey's tail. These succulents are thought to originate from Mexico or Guadalajara nurseries, and though their origin is a bit of a mystery, they were not naturally occurring. They prefer well-draining soil, watering only once completely dry, and enjoy full sun. Burro's Tails flower in spring, producing star-shaped pink flowers with irregular lines.
