Texas Nipple Cactus – Mammillaria prolifera (23)

R180.00

Well rooted plant ± 12 cm

4 in stock

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Description

Mammillaria prolifera is a low-growing cactus that forms a dense colony of dark green stems. The tubercles on the stems have areoles with white or yellow, hair-like radial spines. The white or yellow to reddish needle-like central spines have dark tips. The small, bright red, club-shaped juicy edible fruit tastes mildly sweet.

Family:

Cactaceae

Genus:

Common Name(s):

Texas Nipple Cactus, Little Candles, Silver Cluster Cactus, Strawberry Cactus

Mature Size:

15 - 30 cm in diameter clump (Individual stems 3 - 7 cm in diameter)

Origin:

Texas (USA), Mexico, Cuba & Hispaniola

Dormancy:

Flower Colours:

Creamy-white or yellow

Bloom Season:

Spring - Summer

Sun Exposure:

Bright, indirect sunlight

Watering:

“Soak and dry” method (Make sure soil is dry) Dry during Winter

Temperatures:

20 - 30 °C | Min: 10°C

Toxic:

No