Sedum Burrito
Sedum burrito
📖 About this plant
A beautiful trailing succulent with slender, pendant stems densely packed with overlapping, fleshy, blue-green, bean-shaped leaves. Often confused with Donkey’s Tail (S. morganianum) but has shorter, more rounded leaves on thinner stems. Produces small, star-shaped pink to red flowers at stem tips in spring. Spectacular in hanging baskets where its cascading habit can be fully appreciated.
🧑🌾 Care requirements
Bright indirect to full sun
Every 2-3 weeks
Low (20-40%)
10-28°C
Well-draining succulent mix with extra perlite; lighter, airier soil than most succulents prefer
Balanced liquid fertilizer at quarter strength every 6-8 weeks during spring and summer only
🌐 Common Names
📋 Plant facts
- 🌍 Origin
- Veracruz and Oaxaca, Mexico — cliff-dwelling epiphyte
- 📏 Max height
- 15-30 cm (trailing stems can exceed 90 cm)
- 📐 Spread
- 60-120 cm
- 🕰️ Bloom time
- Spring
- 🎨 Bloom color
- Pink, Red
- 🍃 Foliage color
- Blue-Green
- ⏳ Lifespan
- Perennial
- 📈 Growth rate
- Moderate
- ☠️ Toxicity
- Non-toxic to pets and humans
- 🌱 Propagation
- Stem cuttings (very easy); fallen leaves root readily on moist soil; dropped stem segments self-propagate
🛡️ Health & Safety
Non-toxic to pets and humans
Common issues
- Root rot from overwatering
- Mealybugs on stems
- Aphids on flowers
- Stem breakage
💡 Care tips
- Trailing succulent with plump bean-like leaves
- Excellent choice for hanging baskets and containers
- Propagate easily from dropped leaves
- Reduce watering significantly in winter months






