Rare Mammillaria Humboldtii, cheapest Clustering Specimen, Very Old, Seed Grown

Rare Mammillaria Humboldtii, Clustering Specimen

This is one of the most beautiful species, with candid white spines and lots of bright purplish-pink flowers blooming cheapest abundantly in spring.

Origin and Habitat: Hidalgo, Mexico. Altitude 1.350 - 1.500 m.

Description: Solitary or clumping (mat forming).
Stems: Depressed globose to globose, light green, up to 7 cm in height and in diameter, without latex.
Tubercles: Cylindrical, rounded above with wool and white bristles in the axils.
Radial spines: Up to 80 or more, unequal, small, tightly fitting, low lying, pure white, 4 - 6 mm long.
Central spines: None.

-Llifle


Plant will be shipped with a heating pad