Mammillaria Lenta

Appearance characteristics
The slow mastoid is a small spherical cactus with a compact body and a soft white thorny hair on the surface of the sphere, which looks like it is wrapped in a thin layer of snow, fresh and unique. Its flowers are small corollas of light pink or white, which surround the top of the sphere when in full bloom, forming an elegant visual effect.

Product use
Indoor decoration: suitable for placing on desktops, windowsills or bookshelves, adding natural vitality, especially suitable for modern minimalist style homes.
Bonsai combination: match with other succulents to create a personalized miniature landscape.
Plant collection: As a rare variety, the slow mastoid is a precious collection for cactus and succulent lovers.

Planting and maintenance methods
Light requirements: like a full sun environment, preferably placed in a direct sun position. Suitable for placing by a sunny window, but can also adapt to partial shade.
Soil selection: suitable for breathable, well-drained sandy soil.
Watering requirements: The slow mastoid is drought-resistant and does not require frequent watering. Keep the soil slightly dry.
Growth temperature: The suitable growth temperature is 12-26°C. It is not cold-resistant in winter, and frost damage should be avoided when it is below 5°C.
Fertilization: Diluted succulent fertilizer can be applied once a month during the spring and summer growing season to promote healthy growth.
Management and pruning: There is no need for much pruning on a daily basis, just observe the roots and the ball regularly to ensure that there is no water accumulation or rot.

The bulbs of the slow-growing papillae are not only unique in appearance and drought-resistant, but also easy to care for, making them very suitable for green lovers in the pace of modern life. Let this mini cactus bring a tranquil natural beauty to your space!