Because of its hooked spines it needs to be placed where it does not get attached to clothing. The tubercles can get very easily damaged and may lead to rot. It has numerous radial spines reportedly from 60 to 80.
It comes from Rio Nazas valley in the
state of Durango, Mexico.
The top picture shows M. guelzowiana before the flowers opened.
Middle picture shows several plants in flower. Flowers are very showy with deeper throat and they completely hide the plants .
Bottom picture shows a close up of the flowers. Some are so dense that they had to overlap.
Pictures taken by Amante Darmanin
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