Mammillaria elongata cristata copper king Size:4" Pot bright location and water sparingly

bright location and water sparingly until roots develop

magenta-pink flowers

it seems strange that such an impressive plant could have remained unknown for so long

you can water the plant about once every two weeks

The good news is that they require very little space and for the owner to have minimal to no gardening experience

Mammillaria elongata cristata copper king Size:4" Pot bright location and water sparinglyOrigin and habitat: The original natural habitat of this species are the states of Guanajuato, Hidalgo and Quertaro (Mexico). Description: Mammillaria elongata is a succulent ground cover, forming with time a tight clumps of erect, ascending, prostrate or recumbent stems. This may be the most common Mammillaria to be found and occurs in more variations than any other Mammillaria species. Blooming season: Spring, but can bloom for a second time later