Mammillaria theresae houseplant taking natural rainfall into account

taking natural rainfall into account

Sun Exposure: Suited for sunny-brightly exposure

Cotyledon 'White Sprite' is finger-shaped and has leaves that are both thick and soft

but then it forms groups of 2 to 10 rosettes

which is a fascinating and visually striking monstrose cactus variety

Mammillaria theresae houseplant taking natural rainfall into accountMammillaria theresae Mammillaria theresae is endemic to Durango Mexico. It is a small geophyte, usually single headed, This is a very distinctive little species. When it came into cultivation, it caused quite a sensation because of its peculiar long tubed blossoms and the spines are very decorative: all radial, translucent white, plumose, forming little clumps, which needs to viewed under a lens to be appreciated. They look like furry little starfish.