Sedum Burrito (Burros-tail)

The sedum burrito plant is a sport of the Sedum morganianum. This succulent acts like a vine, with trailing stems hanging down as it grows. This succulent plant is in the Crassulaceae family and is native to Mexico and Honduras. It isn’t abundant in the wild.
Sedum morganianum burrito is only found in a few limited locations in nature. So, it is considered to be a microendemic species. The species could be endangered if its environment were wiped away. It is grown around the world as a houseplant. Sedum burrito is often planted in hanging baskets, allowing its vines to hang down.
 It is easy to grow, but its delicate leaves can break off if mishandled. Some refer to the burrito sedum as “donkey tail” or “burro’s tail.”