Mammillaria albata f. monstrous (Cactus)

The monstrous shape of a cactacea has anomalies, for example asymmetries in the stem, diversity of the thorns or particular protuberances that make that exemplar absolutely unique and never identical to others, for this extremely sought after by true connoisseurs. In its normal form it is a cactus with a globose stem slightly depressed at the apex. It has protruding tubercles above which are the fluffy white areoles. From the latter come out its radial and central spines: the first are numerous, thin and white while the central ones are more robust , longer and brown/ brownish. Among the tubercles there is also a white fluff that gives it a very particular look. During the flowering period at the apex of the plant beautiful flower-shaped daisies of fuchsia color that create a crown on the stem.