Soft, snowy, and deceptively resilient. Mammillaria hahniana f. lanata is a miniature winter wonder of the cactus world. Its dense, cushion-like body is wrapped in a delicate web of long, white, hair-like radial spines that drape gracefully over the plant, giving it a silky, cloud-like appearance. Short, reddish central spines peek through, adding subtle contrast and depth to the textured surface.
Despite its feathery look, this species is hardy and enduring, able to thrive with minimal water and bright light. In spring, a ring of small, vibrant pink flowers blooms from the crown, creating a stunning visual pop against the snowy spines.
Potted in a 3" HPC pot with our 90% granular soil mix, this Mammillaria prefers full light, excellent drainage, and careful, minimal watering. Slow-growing and long-lived, it rewards patient care with elegance and charm.
A soft desert jewel where texture, contrast, and delicate beauty meet.
Plant images are for illustration purposes only. Actual plant may vary.
Soft, snowy, and deceptively resilient. Mammillaria hahniana f. lanata is a miniature winter wonder of the cactus world. Its dense, cushion-like body is wrapped in a delicate web of long, white, hair-like radial spines that drape gracefully over the plant, giving it a silky, cloud-like appearance. Short, reddish central spines peek through, adding subtle contrast and depth to the textured surface.
Despite its feathery look, this species is hardy and enduring, able to thrive with minimal water and bright light. In spring, a ring of small, vibrant pink flowers blooms from the crown, creating a stunning visual pop against the snowy spines.
Potted in a 3" HPC pot with our 90% granular soil mix, this Mammillaria prefers full light, excellent drainage, and careful, minimal watering. Slow-growing and long-lived, it rewards patient care with elegance and charm.
A soft desert jewel where texture, contrast, and delicate beauty meet.
Plant images are for illustration purposes only. Actual plant may vary.
Indirect
Medium Light
"Soft Glow"
Every four weeks
20% - 55%
It is recommended to keep pets away from plants to avoid potential ingestion or adverse reactions
