Mammillaria wieisingeri

Cactacea with a globose stem, slightly depressed at the apex, which keeps contained dimensions tending, with the growth, to take on a cylindrical shape. It is equipped with conical tubercles strongly pronounced, at the apex of which, from white, roundish and woolly areoles, extremely thin and whitish radial spines come out, radiating around the areola as if to wrap the entire stem. The central spines, usually four, are, on the contrary, much more robust and long, facing outwards and of an intense yellow colour, tending almost to brownish. The overall effect is that of an extremely symmetrical cactus, perfect to bring a touch of desert charm to your environments!