Mammillaria

Mammillaria stand out for tubercles and varied spine patterns, with flowers that form a crown near the top in many species.

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Mammillaria: tubercles and crowns of flowers

Mammillaria have small tubercles instead of continuous ribs, with spines creating diverse patterns. In many species, flowers form a crown near the top.

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Some plants remain solitary while others make many offsets and dense clumps. Airflow and careful watering help prevent moisture between stems, especially in densely hairy or spiny plants. Explore Coryphantha.

General care

  • Light: Plenty of light, with gradual sun acclimatisation.
  • Watering: Water during growth once the compost dries; reduce greatly as growth slows.
  • Compost: Free-draining cactus mix with mineral components and a pot with drainage holes.
  • Temperature: Protect from frost and damp cold; tolerance varies by species.
  • Maintenance: Avoid standing water and handle with protection.

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