Mammillaria fragilis monstrose 'Arizona Snowcap' Mammillaria Actual frequency varies by location

Actual frequency varies by location

Each ridge is dotted with furry taupe areoles along its highest point – and during the summer months

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Its dramatic coloring adds the best contrast to containers and gardens–it will definitely stand out

Ready to plant: Well-established roots make these plants simple to transplant and easy to grow

Mammillaria fragilis monstrose 'Arizona Snowcap' Mammillaria Actual frequency varies by locationAn exceptionally unique cultivar, Mammillaria fragilis monstrose Arizona Snowcap forms bright green, cylindrical stems covered in raised tubercles, each of which is capped with a dense cluster of bright white spines emerging from a white tufted areole. The spines put on an incredible display all on their own but during the spring and summer months, the snowy effect is amplified by a display of white, star shaped blooms with pale yellow throats. A