Mammillaria dioica is common plant in Southern California desert and down in Baja California. This picture is taken in Anza Borrego State park near Cactus Trail - a short nature walk near Tamarisk campground, and less than 100 miles from Mexican border.
This Mammillaria comes from the area where summer rains are regular event, and it responds well to the 'common cactus culture'. In culture blooms freely and repeatedly over the summer.
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