Submatucana aureiflora purple-red The Mammillaria hernandezii can be

The Mammillaria hernandezii can be propagated by seeds

These common names reflect both its distinctive color and its upright

it produces rounded olive-green fruit with a purple or pink tint when ripe

with grass-green

Submatucana aureiflora purple-red The Mammillaria hernandezii can beFlattened to globular cactus that can grow to be 10cm tall and 12 cm or more in diameter. It has curly, amber colored spines. In nature they grow very slowly but in a greenhouse they grow fairly quickly. Origin: Peru Sun Exposure: Full sun to partial shade or light shade. No severe sunlight. Waterings: Regular watering needs, let the soil dry out between waterings. Blooming habits: Yellow to golden flowers that stay open day and night. Hardiness: They