Mammillaria glassii 'Dulces Nombres' pink well-draining soil to promote root

well-draining soil to promote root growth and minimize rot

It also strongly prefers dry growing conditions reminiscent of its native Mexico

adding to the appeal of the dense clusters

At least a few hours of direct sunlight each day will encourage the best growth

This unique growth pattern required ‘Albinica’ to adapt windowpane-like structures across the flat surface of its leaves

Mammillaria glassii 'Dulces Nombres' pink well-draining soil to promote rootNamed for the region of Mexico to which it is native, Mammillaria glassii Dulces Nombres features columnar, deep green stems coated in a dense layer of wooly hairs that are offset but rusty red, hook shaped spines. Offsetting heavily, this specimen will soon form a low mound of pillowy white texture, lending it a sweet and delicate aesthetic. During the springtime, long lasting blooms will add to the appeal of Dulces Nombres, as a ring of small, light