Donkey Tail Plant 'Sedum morganianum' houseplant Bring it inside at the

Bring it inside at the beginning of fall because it cannot tolerate even a slight frost

Water only when the soil has completely dried out

shorter stems of a more uniform length (rather than looking weedy) such plants can be outright attractive

well-drained

It creates striking landscapes – with its dramatic rosette of blue-green leaves tipped with sharp spines

Donkey Tail Plant 'Sedum morganianum' houseplant Bring it inside at theIntroducing the donkey tail plant, known as Sedum morganianum, which is a popular hanging plant that belongs to the Sedum genus. Native to Mexico, the donkey tail plant has several other common names such as Donkey's Tail, Lamb's Tail, and Horses' Tail. The donkey tail succulent doesn't just settle for being ordinary; it goes all out. Its bluish green foliage, which occasionally even has a whitish bloom. Initially, its stems grow upright like an