Mammillaria camptotricha cv. Bru
Mammillaria camptotricha cv. Bru
Family
Cactaceae
Genus
Species
Mammillaria camptotricha cv. Bru
Author
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Chinese genus
乳突球属
Chinese name
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DescriptionEdit description
Habit
It is a small plant that make a large, flattish clump of stems clustering from the lower part.
Seeds
Light brown.
Description
Mammillaria decipiens subs. camptotricha cv. Bru, also known as Mammillaria camptotricha f. brevispina or cv. Kotoito-maru (in Japanese speech), is an odd cultivars characterized by 4 short, orange, spindle-like, spines that form a cross. It unique-looking spination makes it on the the best mammillaria cultivars. The flowers are tiny yellowish-white but otherwise look like mammillaria flowers.
Roots
Very large, tuberose.
Tubercles
Green, soft, flabby, cylindrical to obtuse about 2 cm long. Without latex. The axil is sparsely hairy with a few bristles.
Flowers
Funnel-form, delicately scented, mall, white, deeply set in the tubercles, to about 1.5-1.8 cm long and wide. The outer petals of the flowers are greenish.
Spines
Usually 4 (o more) not differentiated as central and radials, short, fat, spindel-like, at first yellowish white then straw yellow.
Stem
Individual stems bout 4-7 cm in diameter, up to 10 cm tall, broadly globose to club shaped, depressed, deep-green.
Fruits
Cylindrical, pale pink to greenish.