Mammillaria carmenae inventory-hero-discounted paying homage to its elegant

paying homage to its elegant and regal presence in rock gardens and landscapes

The jumping cholla cactus has unique cylindrical spiny joints or segmented-shaped stems covered in sharp spines that serve as a defense mechanism

From fall to winter

especially in regions with scorching summers

Mammillaria carmenae inventory-hero-discounted paying homage to its elegantMammillaria carmenae is commonly known as Carmen pincushion cactus. Its natural habitat is Tamaulipas, Mexico. In its natural habitat it grows in pine forest in crevices in north facing rocks. It is a small solitary or clustering cactus with globose stems. The radial spines from the areoles are a cream color and in late winter early spring it blooms white or pink tinged flowers about 1cm in length. Cultivation and propagation: Its a relatively rapid