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Guacamole Fund is a Sedum morganianum, commonly called Burro's tail · Donkey's tail.

9 sunbeams · 1 sunburst · 3 followers.

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  1. Guacamole Fund Sedum morganianum

    harper

    Brought Guacamole Fund in from the porch. Summer vacation is over.

    Brought Guacamole Fund in from the porch. Summer vacation is over.

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  2. Guacamole Fund Sedum morganianum

    harper

    Fed Guacamole Fund for the first time this season. Half strength.

    Fed Guacamole Fund for the first time this season. Half strength.

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  3. Guacamole Fund Sedum morganianum

    harper

    Gave Guacamole Fund one last outdoor rain shower before the move inside.

    Gave Guacamole Fund one last outdoor rain shower before the move inside.

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  4. Guacamole Fund Sedum morganianum

    harper

    Gave Guacamole Fund one last outdoor rain shower before the move inside.

    Gave Guacamole Fund one last outdoor rain shower before the move inside.

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  5. Guacamole Fund Sedum morganianum

    Public harper

    Survived my two-week vacation. What a trooper.

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  6. Guacamole Fund Sedum morganianum

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    Moved closer to the window — seems happier already.

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About this plant

Common name Burro's tail · Donkey's tail
Scientific name Sedum morganianum
Sun Bright light, some direct sun
Water Let soil dry fully between waterings
Soil Gritty cactus or succulent mix
Nickname Guacamole Fund
Pet safety Non-toxic to cats and dogs
Difficulty Easy

Fun facts

  • Its leaves detach at the slightest bump — each fallen leaf can root and grow a new plant.
  • It rarely blooms indoors, but mature plants can produce pink-red star-shaped flowers at the stem tips.
  • The species was first described in 1938 from a plant growing in a nursery in Veracruz, Mexico.
  • Its powdery leaf coating (farina) protects it from sun and moisture loss, and rubs off easily when handled.

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