Lynn-Marie snapped this picture of a Mammillaria sempervivi in flower. This is an older plant with lots of wool on the top. I told you I'm a sucker for woolly plants. I especially like M. sempervivi because of the delicate flowers which are just right for the woolly apex are followed later by outlandish red seedpods. (The second picture is one I took earlier of a different and younger plant.)
woolly mammillaria plants are wonderful. this one is such an eye candy :)
ReplyDeletenice beautigul pics.
ReplyDeleteThanks to both of you. I do appreciate your feedback.
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