Mammillaria parkinsonii REP 2363 Pena Miller, Querétaro, Mexico

Mammillaria parkinsonii REP 2363 is a unique cactus species native to Pena Miller, Querétaro, Mexico. This succulent is characterized by its globular to short cylindrical shape, often growing in clusters. It features dense, white spines that cover its entire body, giving it a soft, fuzzy appearance. The tubercles are arranged in a spiral pattern, with each bearing several radial spines and one central spine. In spring and summer, it produces delicate pink to reddish flowers, followed by small red fruits. Its compact size and striking appearance make it a favorite among cactus collectors.