Mammillaria pringlei
A globular to short-columnar Mammillaria of the central Mexican highlands, clothed in bright golden, curved radial spines and carrying a ring of deep red flowers. It grows at around 2000–2500 m, so it wants strong sun, cool nights and a dry winter.
Where it grows wild
Volcanic and rocky slopes in xerophytic scrub and open oak grassland of the central Mexican plateau, often among grasses or rocks.
Recorded mostly around 2100–2500 m (median 2177 m).
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