Mammillaria aureiseta

Cactacea with a globose stem, slightly depressed at the apex, which, with its growth, tends to light up generating thick thorny bushes with multiple heads. Its body is provided with very pronounced tubercles of conical shape. At the apex of these tubercles thin radial white spines, almost vitreous, rather long and well straight, come out, and usually a single central spine even longer and shaded on the shades of yellow-brownish. The overall appearance is that of a very wild plant, in full desert style, in which the chromatic contrast of yellow and red thorns give life to an extremely scenic effect!