Billbergia incarnata
A tank bromeliad from the hot Amazonian lowlands of Peru. It needs warmth, bright filtered light and water in its central cup, plus a drier spell through the southern winter.
Where it grows wild
Billbergia of the Peruvian Amazon grow as epiphytes on trunks and branches in lowland forest, often in fairly bright positions. No wild GBIF records exist for this species, so this is generalised from the genus.
The single climate site is near 270 m in the lowlands of central Peru.
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