No posts let's see those plants!

Alright Spike, thanks for the nudge to show, these are my only 3 cacti.
I barely watered these through the winter, and upon checking this Christmas Cactus Tree discovered the tips are dark. I just watered it right now as it's wrinkled. Does anyone agree on sunburn? They are kept in a southern window.

Also, I don't know what kind of mammillaria to the above right. I think I should water that now, it looks weird.
^ Christmas Tree Cactus, Eve's Needle (Austrocylindropuntia subulata f. monstrosa)
^ Thimble cactus, mammillaria gracilis fragilis. They are in a TINY pot, I've had it almost 2 years... hasn't grown. What should I do?
Thanks!
Nancy

Its a golden barrel cactus not a mammilaria

Just some of mine

One of my mamm pots.

I have few no id mammilarias. I’ll take pic an post tomorrow.

btw I’m new to this forum but was a lurker

Hello all :)

Hello looks kinda like a bristle bush mammilaria

The one in the back

Yeah looks like it is. Thanks.

The one in the front look almost the same but with more spines.

Does i think the one in front is a similar species

REALLY?!?! I've always wanted a golden barrel cactus! Awesome! Anyone have suggestions to get it to grow?

Here's a bristle bush

No pic sorry

No more posts?

Do Hildewintera seedlings count?

Well I killed my mammilaria seedlings going to try again this spring

No more posts tonight

Here are the others. The first one on the top row is a clumping mamm.

Not ex actully sure what some of them are but the clumping one is a mammileria bosacna I think

It probably is boscana. Quite a few mammilarias look like that (albicoma, guelzowiana, glassii & maybe more). I was hoping it's a glassii but glassii would have more white hairs.

Ohh ya can you guys is this I think it's m. Plumosa

Where I live now Mammillarias often struggle some… pretty hot, pretty cold and always windy. But some manage to survive.

Mammillaria compressa (can see the cold damage on tips of 'mammaries')

Mammillaria elongata seem to like it here… almost

Mammillaria geminispina actually do like it here

Mammillaria mystax grow OK, but burn a bit every winter

Here's another showing burn from weather

Mammillaria senilis flowered the first year here, but hasn't done it since… waiting...

Mammillaria perbella likes it OK, so far

sorry, I don't know this one

nor this one (never flowered)

When I lived in Los Angeles, the Mammillarias loved life!

Mammillaria theresae

Mammillaria supertexta

Mammillaria bocasana

Mammillaria camptotricha

Mammillaria carmenae (this was actually a tough plant to keep alive even in Los Angeles and eventually it rotted… needs a greenhouse I think)

Mammillaria elongata monstrose (nice plant but never flowers)

Mammillaria mystax MUCH happier back in Los Angeles (same plant as above)

Mammillaria elongata cristate form (also a hard plant to keep alive for many years in a row)

Mammillaria formosa… spines so small no gloves needed to handle this one

Mammillaria gracilis is an easy plant, but falls apart easily, too

More Mammillarias back in Los Angeles

Mammillaria hainensis was actually a pretty hardy plant considering how wimpy it looks

Mammillaria karwinskiana also an easy plant in LA

Mammillaria longimamma another easy plant

Mammillaria matudae a nice plant, but falls over eventually… grows along ground then

Mammillaria geminispina flowered way better in Los Angeles

Mammillaria compress happy, but overgrown with weeds (hard to get weeds out of these plants… basically have to dump the plant out, pull out all the weeds by their roots, and start over)

Mammillaria gigantea

few more…

Mammillaria picayensis loved LA… died soon after moving to Acton… oh well

Mammillaria muelphendorphia (pretty sure I misspelled that badly) is an easy plant… even lives in Acton

Mammillaria plumosa did great for many years… but suffered after move inland

Mammillaria rhodantha var. pringlei was an easy one

as was 'regular' MAmmillaria rhodantha

Mammillaria voburensis was also an easy plant

Nice variety of mamms! That Mammillaria senilis is a beaut - gorgeous flowers! On the hunt for this one, thanks palmbob!

I don't have many, but, these bloomed for me last year.
Mamm. theresae

Mamm saboae

So whats your favorite mammilaria

Bumping the thread no answer?

My current favorite would be mamm. Gracilis arizona snowcap. It’s beautiful even without flowers.

NICE! I really like mammilaria engolate pink nymph hybrid