Mammillaria fraileana stenocactus " is a distinctive California

" is a distinctive California native succulent prized for its upright

it contains a milky latex sap that is toxic if ingested or if it comes into contact with skin

preferring full sun and minimal watering

it thrives in well-draining soil and requires minimal maintenance

architectural form and vibrant blue-green coloration

Mammillaria fraileana stenocactus " is a distinctive CaliforniaMammillaria fraileana is a small, clumping cactus native to the deserts of northwestern Mexico, particularly the state of Sonora. It typically forms low, cylindrical stems that grow in tight clusters, each covered with neat rows of tubercles bearing short, white radial spines and a few darker central spines. In spring or early summer, this species produces charming, pale pink to magenta flowers that form a crown near the top of each stem. Like many