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Mammillaria crinita
Mammillaria crinita
Mammillaria crinita is a small, round-shaped succulent belonging to the Cactaceae family. It is characterized by small, dense spines and soft hairs, and primarily blooms with white or pink flowers in the spring. - Growth Characteristics: - It grows best in sunny locations and prefers well-draining soil. - It is drought-tolerant but requires some watering. It is recommended to water sufficiently, especially during the growing seasons of spring and summer. - It is sensitive to cold, so it must be grown indoors or in a place where the temperature is maintained during the winter. - Propagation Methods: - The main propagation methods are seed propagation and offset propagation. - Seed propagation takes time but yields a large number of plants, and spring is the optimal season. - Offset propagation is a method of separating and planting small offsets produced from the mother plant, allowing for the relatively easy production of new plants. 3. Cultivation Method: - Use well-draining mixed soil; mix sand into standard cactus soil. - Avoid overwatering and water only when the soil is dry. - It is advisable to apply a low-concentration fertilizer specifically designed for succulents about once a month. - Use in the Garden: - Due to its small and unique appearance, it is suitable for rock gardens or small-scale garden designs. - It can also be planted in pots for indoor decoration. - Major Pests and Control Methods: - Proper watering is necessary as root rot can occur due to overwatering. - Pests such as scale insects may appear; use an insecticide immediately upon discovery or remove them with a cotton swab soaked in alcohol. - Cultivate in a well-ventilated location to minimize pest infestations.
Plant Family
Cactus and
Height
1~8cm
Spread
1~8cm
Colors
pink
Bloom Period
March to August
Water Needs
Bad
Exposure
Sunny
Freezing Resistance
-10°C
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