Mammillaria hernandezii
syn: Bartschella hernandezii
Description
Mammillaria hernandezii is a small, clustering cactus known for its distinctive tubercles and woolly areoles. This plant forms clumps of spherical or cylindrical stems. The tubercles are arranged in spirals, and the areoles are often covered in white wool. The flowers are small, often pink or white, and appear in a ring around the top of the plant. This cactus is a popular choice for collectors. Mammillaria hernandezii needs well-draining soil and bright light. Water moderately during the growing season and less in winter. Ensure adequate airflow and avoid overwatering.
Description
Mammillaria hernandezii is a small, clustering cactus known for its distinctive tubercles and woolly areoles. This plant forms clumps of spherical or cylindrical stems. The tubercles are arranged in spirals, and the areoles are often covered in white wool. The flowers are small, often pink or white, and appear in a ring around the top of the plant. This cactus is a popular choice for collectors. Mammillaria hernandezii needs well-draining soil and bright light. Water moderately during the growing season and less in winter. Ensure adequate airflow and avoid overwatering.