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Apr 04, 2024 - 03:42 PM
The mound in the final picture is a very old (maybe a decade or more?) specimen in a botanical garden. But if you plant an individual, it can very slowly offset to form a tight mound like that!
How do you create a mound of Mammillaria perbella as pictured above, on their own or multiples planted together? Mammillaria perbella [large]
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Mammillaria perbella (Owl's Eye Cactus) (Hildmann ex Schumann): A sweet, clustering cactus with bright white spines. It is a small, globose species from Mexico that stays under about 2.5" wide. It has an interesting growth habit in which the stems can divide dichotomously and split into mul...
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