Burro's tail
Burro's tail
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SedumVARIETIES: Burro's or Donkey's tail - S. morganianum MAXIMUM HEIGHT: 1½ feet long SUBSTRATE: 1 part loam, 1 part leaf mold, 1 part sharp sand, and ½ part crushed charcoal. OR! use an equal mixture of general potting soil and sharp sand. To each pail full of either mixture, add: - 1 tablespoon of bone meal - 1 tablespoon of ground lime-stone LIGHT: 4 or more hours per day of light. Or where only artificial and natural light exposure averages at least 1000 foot-candles over 12 hours per day. But also grow well in bright indirect light. TEMPERATURE: Night = 50 - 55°F (10 - 13°C) Day = 75 - 85°F (24 - 29°C) WATERING: SPRING-FALL: Allow soil to become moderately dry between thorough waterings. WINTER: Water only enough to prevent the plant from shriveling. FERTILIZING: Do not fertilize new plants for one year. Mature Plants: Fertilize 3 times a year; early spring, late spring, and late summer. Do not fertilize the remainder of the year. PROPAGATING: Propagate at any season by inserting the bottom of and entire leaf into sand. REPOTTING: Barely need repotting. |
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