Mammillaria duwei

Mammillaria duwei is a species of cactus from the Mammillaria genus, native to Mexico. This plant is relatively rare and valued in cactus collections due to its distinctive appearance and compact size.

Mammillaria duwei grows in the form of a bush and has spherical or slightly elongated stems, which can reach up to 10 cm in height and about 5 cm in diameter. The surface of the stem is covered with spines and areoles. The spines are usually white or yellowish, thin and fine, evenly distributed over the plant’s surface, giving it a fluffy look.

The flowers of Mammillaria duwei range in color from white to pale pink, appearing in a crown around the stem. Blooming occurs in the spring-summer period and adds a beautiful contrast to the light green color of the stem.

Mammillaria duwei is relatively easy to care for but requires some specific conditions to thrive:

• Light: This plant prefers strong, direct light but should be protected from the harsh sun rays during summer to avoid burns.
• Watering: Like most cacti, Mammillaria duwei needs a moderate watering regime. The soil must be well drained and allowed to dry completely between waterings. During winter, watering should be significantly reduced.
• Temperature: It does well in temperatures not falling below 5 degrees Celsius. Avoid exposure to frost.
• Soil: A well-draining soil mix for cacti is ideal, including coarse sand or perlite to ensure proper drainage.

Height with pot included approx. 12 cm

The displayed price is for 1 plant. Sold without flowers.