Burro's tail thrives in bright light with some direct sun (south-facing ideal). Water thoroughly spring through fall, then let dry completely. Winter: water once every 1–2 months. No misting needed. Summer outdoors in fresh air boosts vigor.
With proper light and a strict wet-dry cycle, this succulent stays gorgeous for years.
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