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Mammillaria-Plumosa: profile feather cactus
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Mammillaria plumosa (feather cactus) is native to limestone rock faces of Nuevo Leon, Mexico in the Huasteca Canyon area. Woolly spines swirl like hair around stems giving soft feathery appearance and feel.
Start here:
- 1. Pillowy cushions that draw attention from passersby
- 2. Forms broad spreading clumps that fill substantial pots from rim to rim
profile feather cactus for Mammillaria-Plumosa
Mammillaria plumosa (feather cactus) is native to limestone rock faces of Nuevo Leon, Mexico in the Huasteca Canyon area. Woolly spines swirl like hair around stems giving soft feathery appearance and feel.
How to handle profile feather cactus on Mammillaria-Plumosa
- 1
Pillowy cushions that draw attention from passersby
- 2
Forms broad spreading clumps that fill substantial pots from rim to rim
- 3
Dull whitish-yellow flowers are secondary to unique form
Ongoing Mammillaria-Plumosa notes
Grow in very shallow pot with at least 50 percent grit in soil mix.
Other Mammillaria-Plumosa problems
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I know about profile feather cactus for Mammillaria-Plumosa?
Mammillaria plumosa (feather cactus) is native to limestone rock faces of Nuevo Leon, Mexico in the Huasteca Canyon area. Woolly spines swirl like hair around stems giving soft feathery appearance and...
How do I fix profile feather cactus on Mammillaria-Plumosa?
Pillowy cushions that draw attention from passersby. Forms broad spreading clumps that fill substantial pots from rim to rim.
What should I keep in mind for Mammillaria-Plumosa going forward?
Grow in very shallow pot with at least 50 percent grit in soil mix.