Plant guide

Burro’s Tail

Sedum morganianum

Non-toxic to cats

Burro’s tail is considered non-toxic to cats. Check for Sedum morganianum on the label; this assessment does not cover every trailing succulent.

Non-toxic does not mean edible. Eating plant material can still upset your cat’s stomach.

What this guide covers: This guide covers Sedum morganianum only. A shared common name or similar appearance does not establish that another plant has the same assessment.

Burro’s tail with plump green leaves and small pink flowers.
Sedum morganianum in flower.
Photo: Morningdew51 at English Wikipedia

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Burro’s tail with plump green leaves and small pink flowers.
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Photo: Morningdew51 at English Wikipedia

Photo details

Donkey's tail in bloom March 06.jpg
By Morningdew51 at English Wikipedia

License: CC BY-SA 3.0

Resized and converted to WebP for display; botanical details unchanged.

This displayed image is shared under the same CC BY-SA 3.0 license.

Non-toxic to cats

Non-toxic does not mean edible. Chewing plants can still upset your cat’s stomach.

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Plant identity

Scientific name
Sedum morganianum
Scope
Species
Family
Not recorded
Also known as
No reviewed aliases available

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How to grow this plant

Container growing guidance for Sedum morganianum.

Light
Some direct sun

Provide strong light, with some direct sun.

Watering
Let the mix dry

Let the mix dry before watering again; drain the pot fully.

Temperature
Temperature range not yet established

A normal indoor growing range has not been established in this review.

Potting
Use a freely draining potting mix.
Through the year
Water less in winter and handle sparingly, since leaves detach easily.
Growing-guide sources

Growing advice reviewed 2026-10-14. Plant safety is assessed separately.

Reviewed safety information

Toxic principle
Not recorded in the reviewed evidence
Reported signs
Not recorded in the reviewed evidence

Missing information is unknown. It should not be interpreted as an absence of risk.

Safe alternatives

No verified alternative recommendations are available for this guide.

Sources & review

Safety last reviewed .