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Mammillaria cv. Fred Large Head Type

Family: CACTACEAE

Mammillaria cv. Fred Large Head Type Photo by: Valentino Vallicelli

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Subspecies, varieties, forms and cultivars of plants belonging to the Mammillaria cv. Fred (various clones)

  • Mammillaria bocasana cv. Fred Standard Form: This is the original clone, the true FRED a mutant form of Mammillaria bocasana. But nowadays a numbers of monstrous mammillarias has been named FRED, clearly they are not the true self.
  • Mammillaria cv. Fred f. cristata: It forms soft rubbery textured, clear green, crested stems. Sometimes this clone will have a normal "patch" and remain mostly monstrose.
  • Mammillaria cv. Fred Large Head Type: this is the large bodied clone that makes a large clusters of rubbery textured green and pink tipped stems, each 1-2,5 cm across.
  • Mammillaria cv. Fred Small Head Type: this is the small bodied clone forming crowded mounds of tiny, spineles stems only a few millimetres across (3-9 mm wide). Each mound may be formed by hundreds of individual heads.
  • Mammillaria cv. Fred Tuberculate Type: this is the tuberculated clone with spineles bumped stems only 1,5-2 cm in diameter. Crested stems will also occour.

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Mammillaria cv. Fred Large Head Type Photo by: Valentino Vallicelli
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Mammillaria cv. Fred Large Head Type Photo by: Valentino Vallicelli

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Mammillaria cv. Fred Large Head Type Photo by: Valentino Vallicelli
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Mammillaria cv. Fred Large Head Type Photo by: Cactus Art

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Mammillaria cv. Fred Large Head Type Photo by: Cactus Art
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Mammillaria cv. Fred Large Head Type Photo by: Cactus Art

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Mammillaria cv. Fred Large Head Type Photo by: Cactus Art
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