Haworthia and Burro’s Tail: Succulent Identification and Care

Two Popular Succulents, Two Different Looks

Plant 1 (spotted, spiky leaves with offsets): Haworthia – a compact, rosette-forming succulent that produces “pups” at the base and tall flower spikes with small white-green blooms.

Plant 2 (trailing, bean-shaped leaves that drop and root easily): Sedum morganianum “Burro’s Tail” – a trailing succulent ideal for hanging baskets.

Repotting Advice

• Both thrive in small pots—prevents overwatering.
• Transplant pups/offsets rather than disturbing mother plants.
• Use well-draining cactus/succulent mix.

Since they’re healthy, avoid unnecessary changes. Research each species for specific light and water needs, but generally: bright indirect light, water when soil is dry.

— Identified by Susan