Hildewintera mamacita

This globe-shaped cactus tends to become cylindrical over time. Its green stem has numerous tuberculate ribs above which we find white and fluffy areoles. Its thorns come out from the areoles: the radials are numerous, white-yellowish and thin while the central ones are more robust and brown in color. The real highlight of this plant are its flowers. The inflorescences bloom at the apex of the stems and can also have considerable size. Its petals are wide, purple pink, light pink and cream that fade from the lightest color to the darkest starting from the center towards the end of the flower.