Long, draping stems stacked with pointed, slightly recurved leaves are the hallmark of burro's tail which is right at home in any hanging basket arrangement. The powdery blue and light green leaves serve as a stunning counterpoint to the richly crimson, star-shaped blooms that will emerge from the tips of the stems during the late spring and summer months! Though an overall very hardy specimen, take care not to excessively jostle the stems of burro's tail to avoid accidentally detaching the fleshy leaves from the plant. Prone to scorching when kept in full sun, this specimen is well suited to indirect or filtered light conditions – making it an ideal houseplant! You’ll know if your plant needs more light than it is receiving if the stems begin to stretch, showing increased space between each leaf. Thorough yet infrequent watering is key to shield it from rot, as is a porous soil mixture within a well-draining pot. During the winter dormancy period, reduce watering frequency even further, and take steps to avoid exposing the plant to frost.