Mammillaria crucigera NHT Dyed naturally by Casey with

Dyed naturally by Casey with tannin and iron to a dingy hue of greyish Aegean blue

Fertilize: During the spring/summer growing season with Super Kabuto Fertilizer

The Okavango hosts a total of 1068 flowering plant species

the first being created and described in 1987

Mordants are essential for the lightfastness and wash fastness for most natural dyes

Mammillaria crucigera NHT Dyed naturally by Casey with*MULTIPLE PLANTS AVAILABLE. YOU WILL RECEIVE A SIMILAR PLANT IN SIZE AND AGE AS THE ONE SHOWN* Mammillaria crucigera thrives on vertical cliff edges, taking hold in the clefts and crevasses of the rock, in pure gypsum. Its habitat is fragile and specialized, growing on easily eroded cliffs that lead to high mortality rates and a continuing decline in population. As it matures it almost always forks into dichotomous heads, a trait performed uncommonly