Which Mammillaria?

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Which Mammillaria?

Post by Cactus Kid »

Any Mamm experts out there that can give me a name for this?
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Re: Which Mammillaria?

Post by Tony R »

A very old M. microhelia, the clone that many years ago would have been called M. drogeana, me thinks.
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