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The Mammillaria elongata, commonly called the Ladyfinger Cactus, is a small clustering cactus native to central Mexico. It forms dense clumps of slender, finger-like stems covered in golden or reddish spines, creating a striking texture. In spring, it produces small, pale yellow to white flowers that ring the tops of the stems. Easy to grow, it thrives in bright light, well-draining soil, and minimal watering.
The Mammillaria elongata, commonly called the Ladyfinger Cactus, is a small clustering cactus native to central Mexico. It forms dense clumps of slender, finger-like stems covered in golden or reddish spines, creating a striking texture. In spring, it produces small, pale yellow to white flowers that ring the tops of the stems. Easy to grow, it thrives in bright light, well-draining soil, and minimal watering.