Mammillaria grahami f. variegated (Variegated)

The variegated shape of this cactus has spots or streaks in some points of the epidermis where there is lack of chlorophyll; such spots will never be identical in two or more different plants, making each specimen unique in its kind and for this reason highly sought after by collectors from all over the world. In the normal form M. grahami is a cactus with a globose shape and a green/bluish green stem with protruding tubercles. At the apex of each tubercle its radial and central spines protrude: the radials are thin, white, with reddish tips while the central ones are more robust, long and curved at the apex. This wonderful cactus can not be missing in your collection!