Mammillaria Luethyi

€18.00

Mammillaria luethyi s a very tiny plant, but by far one of the most spectacular members of its genus, distinctive when not in flower because of the ‘spination’at the tips of the tubercles, and even more magnificent in flower. It is solitary or branching in several stems, mostly beneath the ground. This species is the most sought after cactus by collectors because of its rarity and unusual spines. Plant is grafted on ferocactus stock.

Plant is in 6x6cm pot

Plant will be shipped bare root.

1 in stock

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Description

Mammillaria luethyi s a very tiny plant, but by far one of the most spectacular members of its genus, distinctive when not in flower because of the ‘spination’at the tips of the tubercles, and even more magnificent in flower. It is solitary or branching in several stems, mostly beneath the ground. This species is the most sought after cactus by collectors because of its rarity and unusual spines. Plant is grafted on ferocactus stock.

Care guide:

Soil: Well drained

Watering:  No water in winter. Weekly in spring/summer.

Sun exposure: Full sun, partial shade.

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