Aechmea flavorosea
A bromeliad endemic to the state of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil's Atlantic Forest, grown for its yellow and pink inflorescence and the source of several named cultivars. Treat it as a typical Atlantic Forest Aechmea: bright filtered light, warm summers, a cooler and drier winter, and water held in the central cup.
Where it grows wild
Atlantic Forest of Rio de Janeiro state; the only measured site is about 613 m in the north of the state. The exact microhabitat (epiphytic or on rock) is not documented in what was reachable; Atlantic Forest Aechmea commonly grow as epiphytes or on rock in bright forest.
Only one measured site, near 613 m; elevations are poorly recorded.
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