Relatively small, this mammillaria can be solitary of free clustering over time to make large clumps.  Globular deep green body that can have a reddish-purplish tinge toward the top of the plant.  Snowy looking wooly puffs fill the axils near the top (lower puffs disappear as the cacti ages).  Pretty colored spines and adorable yellowish flowers with a reddish tinge.

A favorite small growing hybrid with bumpy textured with /green to bright green leaves.  Produces new offsets abundantly which can be separated and transplanted or left to form a cluster.

Formerly know as Haworthia tessellata.  This broad, triangular greenish to purple brown leaves are crisscrossed with transparent markings and small white teeth along the margins.  Small white tubular flowers appear in the summer on tall raceme’s.

A single slow growing globe shaped stem that elongates with maturity.  Pleasant green stem that forms deeply pronounced ribs as it ages.  Albispina has numerous areoles with beautiful white radial spines.

Gorgeous purply blue-green plant with reddish-orange teeth.  Fairly compact plant that grows to about 5″ to 6″ in a pot.  If planted outside in the ground it can grow up to 12″.

A small classy dark green globular clumping species.  Elegantly arranged spines.  Produces several offsets and stays relatively compact.  Blooms tons of bright colored yellow flowers in the summer.  A nice addition to any collection. Great for a beginner grower.

An irregular shaped shrubby or tree-like plant that has glossy green type stems that can round with ages.  Branches are oblong shaped with irregular markings.  A moderate to quick grower.

Commonly known as the variegated Joseph’s coat.  An odd shrubby or tree like cactus that grows with variegated or marbled coloring of creamy white, yellow, green and sometimes pink in its branches.