is donkey tail succulent poisonous Sedum Morganianum 'Burro's Tail'

is donkey tail succulent poisonous Sedum Morganianum 'Burro's Tail'The Sedum Morganianum, also known as the Donkey Tail or Burro's Tail Succulent, is one of our all time favourites in the shop. Native to Mexico and Honduras, this succulent is admired for its long, trailing stems adorned with thick, fleshy blue green leaves, creating a stunning visual display, especially in hanging baskets. As long as they're given lots of light and their soil is left to dry out between waterings, there's not much that can go wrong

The Sedum Morganianum, also known as the Donkey Tail or Burro's Tail Succulent, is one of our all time favourites in the shop.

Native to Mexico and Honduras, this succulent is admired for its long, trailing stems adorned with thick, fleshy blue-green leaves, creating a stunning visual display, especially in hanging baskets. As long as they're given lots of light and their soil is left to dry out between waterings, there's not much that can go wrong with this one. Plus, any leaves that fall off the main plant can be placed on top of soil and you'll have a new baby plant in no time!

This plant is perfect for anyone who loves unique trailers. Its ease of care, makes it a dream to grow, and the fact it's non toxic to pets makes it even better! When mature, these plants are both mesmerising and absurd.