For its long stems, which grow more than 1 meter is called the Mexican stonecrop Cola de Burro - donkey tail. In cultivation occurs in 1935. The plant brought Eric Walther, botanist Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, when the State Veracrus looking for new types of Echeveria. The award of this plant is related a story when he first saw this plant at the entrance to ......... kávovníkové plantation greeted him with an incredible view of the numerous cans hanging on the wall under the eaves, from which grew pale green plants over a meter long, almost hiding the house. Walther bought several of these plants, but information about its origin from local people yet. After three years the identity of the plant remained unknown until the time when Meredith Morgan, caused the plant to flower. It was the first time the plant bloomed for the first time outside Mexico. Eric Walther plant named in honor of Dr. Moragana - Sedum morganianum.

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