$180.00

Mammillaria sp., commonly known as the Mammillaria Clustered Specimen #0016, is an extraordinary and magnificent multi-headed clustering cactus featuring a dense mound of tight, button-like heads covered in fine white radial spines and dotted with vibrant pink seed fruits. Specimen #0016 features a magnificent architectural growth habit that makes it a standout centerpiece for any rare plant collection.

Plant shown in a nursery container for size reference (pot not included), measuring approximately 6.5 to 7 inches across the massive cluster. You will receive the exact plant featured in the photos, specimen #0016. Natural variation may occur as the plant continues to grow and mature after purchase.

This exceptional Mammillaria Clustered Specimen #0016 exhibits exceptional symmetry, tight cluster formation, and healthy, robust root development. Its sculptural appearance and resilient, slow-growing nature make it an excellent choice for collectors seeking a truly unique and exotic desert specimen.

Why You'll Love It

• Exact specimen #0016 shown in the photos.
• Rare multi-headed Mammillaria cluster featuring fine white radial spines and pink fruits.
• Beautiful architectural tight mound form prized by cactus collectors.
• Dramatic sculptural shape and established root system.
• Ships bare root or semi-bare root (without pot).

Care Instructions

• Provide bright, direct sunlight to maintain dense spine coloration and compact growth.
• Use a very coarse, fast-draining mineral cactus soil mix (80% inorganic pumice/lava rock + 20% organic).
• Water thoroughly only when the soil is completely dry; keep dry during cool winter dormancy.
• Highly drought-tolerant; protect strictly from freezing temperatures and excess winter moisture.
• Avoid overwatering to maintain healthy roots.

Shipping Information

All orders are shipped bare root (WITHOUT POT).
Orders are dispatched within 1–3 business days.
Packaged carefully with protective wrapping around the dense cluster to ensure safe transit.
Shipments are generally sent Mondays and Tuesdays to avoid weekend delays.

Cold Weather Notice

If temperatures in your area may drop below 40°F during transit, we recommend purchasing a heat pack and upgrading to USPS Priority Shipping to reduce cold exposure.
We are not responsible for frost damage or carrier delays.