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Hens and Chicks (Sempervivum) Winter Hardiness and Burro's Tail Watering

Hens and Chicks: Usually Winter-Hardy

  • Most Sempervivum survive outdoors year-round in Wisconsin
  • Clues: Were they in garden soil (hardy) or potting mix (possibly tender)?
  • Ask seller or send photo for confirmation
  • Rock garden specimens are typically hardy varieties

Burro's Tail (Sedum morganianum): Overwatered

  • Yellow, falling leaves = too much water
  • Underwatered = shriveled leaves
  • Water max once weekly
  • Light fix: Open blinds fully—needs full sun like a cactus
  • West window with mini blinds closed = insufficient light

Action Items

Verify hens and chicks variety with seller/photo. Move burro's tail to full sun, reduce watering, watch for plump, blue-green leaves indicating health.

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