Aechmea sumidourensis
A rarely recorded Aechmea from the mountains of Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil, named for Sumidouro. Treat it like other Atlantic Forest Aechmea: bright filtered light, warm days, cooler nights and a slightly drier winter.
Where it grows wild
Its three records come from the Serra do Mar uplands near Sumidouro and Petrópolis in Atlantic Forest country. Its habitat is not described; it may be an epiphyte or grow on rock outcrops, as many Aechmea there do.
The climate sites sit at about 490 and 1,240 m; the records carry no elevation.
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