MA01= bocasana monstrose 'Fred' (this is a monstrose form of Mammillaria
bocasana called 'Fred') 15 in stock @ $10.00 eachI am not a professional nor an expert in Cactacea or Mammillaria taxonomy. Any help with ID and spelling are always welcome. Photos are for reference only. To up-date my list I've been using many books, journals, catalogs and other web-site. It's been helpful, but I have more work to do. Please read the front page of the web-site for ordering information. I only ship to US addresses (50 states & her territories). No international shipping.
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Mammillaria
MA01= bocasana monstrose 'Fred' (this is a monstrose form of Mammillaria
bocasana called 'Fred') 15 in stock @ $10.00 each
MA02= carmenae (makes nice clumps of light to dark
yellow spines, flowers are white to pink. From the Mexican state of Tamaulipas.)
5 in stock $8.00 each
MA03= coahuilensis subsp. coahuilensis (solitary low growning plant with a large
tuberous root. Flowers pinkish with a pink midstrip. From the Mexico state of
Coahuila.) 4 in stock $8.00 each
MA04= columbiana subsp. columbiana (Solitary stems, may cluster with age, narrow
columnar stems, radiad spines white bristle like, central spines are golden
uellow. Small pink flowers. Holds seed pods. This species is
widespread,Colombia, Venezuela, Curacao, the West Indies, Honduras, Guatemala,
and sunthern Mexico. 4 in stock $8.00 each
MA05= crucigera subsp. crucigera (stems mulitply dichotomously, sometimes
offseting, will form short-cylindrical,divided heads in small clusters, with
white wooly axils and tiny spines. Purple-pink flowers. plant will hold old seed
pods that gives it a un-keep look. From the Mexican state of Oaxaca) 7 in stock
$8.00 each
MA06= decipiens subsp. albescens (Flattish clump of stems, green flabby tubercles
with long thin white spines. Small white flowers. From the Mexican State of
Queretaro.) 10 in stock $8.00 each
MA07= duwei (These may be solitary to clumping, with white feathery spines, some
clones will have a yellow hooked central spine. From the Mexican state of
Guanajuato and Queretaro.) 3 in stock $8.00 each
MA08= elongata (This one has reddish brown in groth spines and turn light with
age. Extremely variable species in cultivation, size of stems, around a half
inch to about two inches, color of the spines, pale yellow to dark chocolate.
Flowers are white. From the Mexican state of Hidalgo and Queretaro.) 5 in stock
$8.00 each
MA09= elongata 'minima' crest (This is a crested form of one of the many forms of
Mammillaria elongata. The 'minima' came from a very small stemmed form.) 3 in
stock $8.00 each
MA10= elongata monstrose (This is a monstrose spine form. Spines are super
short, almost fuzzy looking.) N/A
MA11= geminispina (One of the oldest known species. Will make a nice clump with
long needle like spines. From the Mexican state of Guanajuato,Queretaro,
Durango, and San Luis Potosi.) 5 in stock $8.00 each
MA12= glassii subsp. ascensionis (Small clumping stems, with pink flowers. This form is from Dulces Nombres in the Mexican
state of Nuevo Leon.) 10 in stock $8.00 each
MA13= guelzowiana (Later clustering, hair like white spines with one reddish
hooked central spine. Flowers are deep carmine-pink and one of the largest in
the Mammillaria's. From the Mexican states of Durango.)
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MA14= haageana subsp. schmollii (Clustering variant of the species. From the
Mexican state of Puebla and Oaxaca.) 5 in stock $8.00
MA15= hahniana (This is the clustering form covered in long wispy, white hair
like spines. Flowers are deep pink. From the Mexican state of Queretaro and
Guanajuato.) N/A
MA16= heyderi subsp. heyderi (Flat-globular, almost
alway solitary, spines white with brown tips, some wool when young. Flowers are
creamy white with pinkish to greenish midstripe. This form is from Eastland
County, Texas.) N/A
MA17= humboldtii (Small globular stems, clustering, wool and bristles in the
axile, dense white spinations. Bight purplish pink flowers. From the Mexican
state of Higalgo.) 2 in stock $8.00 each
MA18= karwinskiana subsp. collinsii (This is a clumping form having comparatively
smallers stems with white wool and bristly white to dark brown spines. From the
Mexican state of Oaxaca and Chiapas.) Nice size 1 in stock $15.00 each
MA19= leuthyi (Tiny plants with a strange spines, you would need good magnifying
glass to get a good look. These also have a tuberous root system. Flowers are
large, lilac-pink, with the throat, and lower two-thirds of the petals are
white. From the Mexican state of Coahuila.) 4 in stock $8.00 each
MA20= longimamma (Clustering with prominent, long, flabby tubercles, axiles
sparely woolly, long fine yellowish spines. Large yellow flowers. From the
Mexican state of Hidalgo and Queretaro.) 1 in stock $8.00 each
MA21= parkinsonii (Can be solitary to dicotomous branching, depressed-globose or
elongate, axils with wool and bristles, radial spines are fine, white, sometimes
a little curving, 2 to 5 central spines, white with brown tips. Flowers are
whitish with a brownish midstripe. From the Mexican state of Queretaro.) nice
size 3 in stock $8.00 each
MA22= perbella (Stems are dicotomous branching, depressed-globose, tubercles very
short, woolly axils with bristle like spines that are white with reddish to
black tips. flowers are carmine. From the Mexican states of Queretaro, Hidalgo
and Guanajuato.) 1 in stock $8.00
MA23= schiedeana subsp. schiedeana (Clumping plant with semi-globose stems with
feathery soft spines and white flowers. From the Mexican state of San Luis
Potosi and Queretaro.) 8 in stock $8.00 each
MA24= stella-de-tacubaya (Described as solitary, sparsely woolly axils, white
bristle-like spines, one black hooked central. Flowers are off white with
pinkish-green midstripes. From the Mexican state of Durango.)
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