You will notice new rosettes begin to form in two to three week and then you will have a succulent to plant. It is very impressive to see the multiple trails of stems with perfectly spherical beads every few feet. Burro's Tail produces pink flowers at the ends of its stems and blooms in spring. Most flowers that were grown during winter will be wilted by the end of spring or early winter. Be sure to grab the plant gently when it comes out. Place your plant in its new pot. The mesh will prevent your soil soaking to the bottom of the pot and won't restrict drainage.