Aechmea glandulosa
A tank bromeliad from the Atlantic forest of southern Bahia, described by Leme in 1999, known from a small area at 400–710 m. Grow it bright, warm by day and cooler at night, with the tank kept filled.
Where it grows wild
No detailed habitat notes were found; it is assumed to grow epiphytically or on rocks in the humid montane Atlantic forest of the Bahian interior, as most of Leme's Bahian Aechmeas do.
Recorded at 400–709 m, median 705 m (9 records).
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