Good afternoon everyone, hope you enjoyed this today. Have a little look at the mammillary collection. Not got that many but got a few interesting ones. Let's start off at the back here, we got a mammillary of the sardine. Our eyes known as the powder puff cactus. If you've been flowering probably for about once and a half, two months now. If I was open during the day and close at night, lovely little thing. It looks very tempted to do with a touch but you have to be aware of the very hooked spines on it, which will catch into a flesh or clothing. You can do a bit of damage to remove, so be aware of that. Here we have the mammillary fragilis, the mammillary of grass of this fragilis. Otherwise known as the thimble cactus. It's just about over flowering now, and I've looked at the cream flowers a bit earlier in the year. It seems to be falling if you see pods which it's not done before. But it's the first year I've actually put them outside to get pollinated so let's see what happens there. It lives up to its name of being fragilis if you look over here. Here's some cuttings or buddings. Took these off a few days ago, you can see that it's very fragile and these rip very easily. These ones are all freshly done. These ones already had roots on them from falling off into the pot so being salted up last year. Back to the rest of the collection. The mammillary of compressor, these conform plump sov up to a meter across. They don't get that much bigger than 8-10cm across each one, but they can form some magnificent clumps. It was flowering quite regularly last year into the autumn. You know, sign of any flowers this year, but out of the blue, the seed pods appeared. There wasn't any sign of them earlier on this spring that they just form where the flowers were last year. Interesting. There are only some new ones to the collection. The mammillary along Gata, which should have a little white flower in a couple years. The mammillary of booty eye and mammillary spillo, red-headed Irish one, which can get quite big and that's a quite nice flower. This collection in the middle, mammillary of glassy eye. These were all from the same group of plants last year and yet they have three quite distinctive different flower colors. Green color ones, pink and pale pink over here. This one. This was damaged quite badly during the winter by being dripped some condensation in the greenhouse. Nearly gave up on it, but it's now budding with several pups on it and looking quite healthy. I think this is a mammillary, zero man non-yep, almost same up. But if anyone knows any different, please let us know at the end of the video, underneath the video. There are several purple flowers around it in the crown shape in the spring. Now appears to be forming some buds. There you have it. I hope you enjoyed the mammillary section. If anyone want to know more about it, I'll do some more videos. Thanks for watching everyone. Bye!