Led by the fluffy white superstar known as Old Lady Cactus, Mammillaria is the idol group of the cactus world. Cute, compact, and endlessly collectible. But do not let the charm fool you—this genus includes more than 400 species, from tiny globes to columns, from beginner favorites to ultra-rare collector trophies. The name comes from the Latin mamilla, meaning “nipple,” referring to the prominent tubercles hidden beneath all those spines.
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One of the charming features of @ (7271) is its dense covering of bristly spines, which crowd together and stick up, giving the plant a uniquely bu...
A classic example of an adorable cactus, covered in soft, feathery spines that give it the look of a fluffy white pom-pom. Native to Mexico. Each c...
With its thin, sharp, reddish-black central spines ready for physical attack, and its white radial spines radiating outward to shield itself from t...
1-24species ／ Total480species All species of Mammillaria (excluding synonyms)
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