Mammillaria pseudohalbingeri

Pleasant cactus consisting of a globose body of a beautiful dark green, slightly depressed at the apex and tending, with growth, to take on a vaguely cylindrical shape. It is equipped with conical tubercles rather pronounced and perfectly symmetrical, between which is present abundant whitish fluff. From roundish and candid areolas come out clear and thin radial spines, needle-like and radiated; on the contrary, the central spines are usually two, one facing upwards and one downwards, pleasantly shaded of reddish-brown. Around the apex bloom in spring graceful fuchsia flowers that crown M. pseudohalbingeri with a unique charm and liveliness. The final effect is that of an extremely symmetrical and harmonious cactus, perfect to adorn any environmental style!