Mammillaria longimamma

Mammillaria longimamma, also commonly known as ‘Finger Cactus' or 'Nipple Cactus’, is native to Mexico and belongs to the Cactaceae family. This Conic-pyramidal-shaped plant can reach up to the height of 15–30 cm and enters dormancy in winters. It is protected in its natural habitat by low shrubs and sparse vegetation, and shares the territory with other cacti species. Growth Rate The Mammillaria longimamma plant has a slow growth rate. Flowering This cactus blooms in spring and produces bright yellow flowers. Watering and Feeding During their active growing season from early spring to late summer, these cacti may require weekly watering. However, depending on the climate, the frequency of watering may vary. During their active growing and blooming period, Finger succulents will benefit from regular fertilizing. Soil Mammillaria longimamma plants thrive in neutral to acidic soil with good drainage. Hardiness Nipple Cactus is frost-hardy and has a frost tolerance of -5° C (23° F). It b