Light
Very bright window light, with some sun introduced gradually; protect from sudden intense exposure.
Learn how to care for your green friend
Sedum morganianum
Succulents · Planned variety
Burro's Tail has pendant stems densely covered in plump blue-green leaves. Fleshy tissues retain water, making drainage particularly important.
Grow year-round in a warm Metro Vancouver home, near suitable daylight and away from cold window glass, exterior-door drafts and heating vents.
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Indoor hanging plant
Use a gritty draining mix and let it dry between waterings. Handle gently: the fleshy leaves detach easily when the basket is moved.
Use a container with drainage and a secure support rated for its fully watered weight. Check moisture at the root ball and empty collected drainage water.
Studio basket illustration. Colours, growth, basket size and availability vary.
Hanging basket care referenceVery bright window light, with some sun introduced gradually; protect from sudden intense exposure.
Let the mix dry thoroughly, then water fully and drain; use pot weight as well as surface dryness.
Gritty cactus and succulent mix enriched with pumice or perlite in a draining pot.
Use a cactus/succulent liquid fertilizer every 6–8 weeks during active spring/summer growth, at the product label rate. Do not feed during winter rest or while roots are dry.
Aim for 18–26°C indoors; protect from sudden temperature changes and cold drafts.
Average to low household humidity; maintain airflow and dry leaf surfaces.
During darker Metro Vancouver autumn and winter days, check moisture before watering and lengthen the interval as growth slows. Reassess daylight in spring and repot only if roots crowd the container.
Safety information needs confirmation; keep out of reach.
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Visit The Golden BazaarGuidance is a starting point. Adjust watering to your plant, pot, light and season; follow fertilizer labels and check outdoor cultivar hardiness.