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Mammillaria rhodoantha | Rainbow Pincushion Cactus

Mammillaria rhodoantha | Rainbow Pincushion Cactus

Mammillaria rhodantha, commonly known as the Rainbow Pincushion Cactus, is a striking cactus species known for its spherical to cylindrical shape and vibrant spines. Its body is typically dark green, with tubercles arranged in neat spirals. The spines range in colour from golden yellow to reddish-brown, creating a beautiful gradient effect, hence the name "rainbow."

During its blooming period, this cactus produces small, funnel-shaped flowers in shades of pink or magenta, often forming a ring near the top of the plant.

How to care for your Cactus -

Water: Water sparingly and allow to dry out in between watering

Light: Prefers medium light conditions.

Humidity: Will thrive in average humidity levels

Temperature: Needs average to warm conditions 16-25°C but will be OK down to 10°C for short periods.

Other info - 

Toxic to cats & dogs? No but best to keep away from pets due to their small painful spikes.

$4.75

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Mammillaria rhodoantha | Rainbow Pincushion Cactus—

$13.58

$4.75
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Description

Mammillaria rhodantha, commonly known as the Rainbow Pincushion Cactus, is a striking cactus species known for its spherical to cylindrical shape and vibrant spines. Its body is typically dark green, with tubercles arranged in neat spirals. The spines range in colour from golden yellow to reddish-brown, creating a beautiful gradient effect, hence the name "rainbow."

During its blooming period, this cactus produces small, funnel-shaped flowers in shades of pink or magenta, often forming a ring near the top of the plant.

How to care for your Cactus -

Water: Water sparingly and allow to dry out in between watering

Light: Prefers medium light conditions.

Humidity: Will thrive in average humidity levels

Temperature: Needs average to warm conditions 16-25°C but will be OK down to 10°C for short periods.

Other info - 

Toxic to cats & dogs? No but best to keep away from pets due to their small painful spikes.