Mammillaria bocasana cv Fred

	Mammillaria bocasana cv. FRED	CACTUS ART NURSERY Cultivation and Mail Sale of Cacti and Succulents.

Mammillaria bocacsana "FRED" clone B (bigger and smooth heads)
Named for the guy that discovered it, this unusual odd spineless mutant plant had scientists baffled for quite some time before it revealed its true self!
*Mammillaria bocasana "FRED" forma cristata*	*A yellow specimen*
	Description: It forms large low clusters of soft, rubbery-textured green and pink stems, some only a few centimeters across. The plant looks more like some non-cactus succulent than a cactus. Rarely a spine or a hair, monstrose or crested flowers. Sometimes iy will have a normal "patch" and remain mostly monstrous... This cultivar shows many growing variations, with different crested and monstrous shapes. Cultivation: Mammillaria bocasana "Fred" grows well on its own roots. Keep well ventilated, as it is prone to root rot. Protect from frosts and freezes. Hates the full sun in summer.
Picture of conspecific taxa, varieties, forms and cultivars: *M. bocasana* *M. bocasana forma cristata* *M. bocasana var. multilanata* *M. bocasana var. multilanata forma cristata* *M. bocasana var. multilanata "splendens" forma cristata* *M. bocasana cv. CATERPINCY* *M. bocasana cv. FRED* *M. bocasana cv. FRED (tuberculate)* *M. bocasana cv. FRED forma cristata* *M. bocasana "mostruosa"*

Family: Cactaceae (Cactus Family)

Conservation status: Listed in CITES appendix 2.

Origin: Garden origin (Nursery produced cultivar)

Mammillaria bocasana cv. FRED (Clone A) is a monstrose, old cultivar
with really weird shapes. A fat and juicy little blob.

Mammillaria bocasana cv. FRED Tubrculate form (Clone C)

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