Guzmania condensata
A little-known Guzmania bromeliad from premontane wet forest in Costa Rica and western Colombia, most of whose records come from the Turrialba and Reventazón valley area of Cartago at about 900–1700 m. Detailed habitat notes are scarce, so the growing conditions here are inferred from its elevation and region: warm-intermediate, humid, and moist all year.
Where it grows wild
Recorded in primary and secondary wet forest and forest remnants on slopes. Whether it grows mainly as an epiphyte or on the ground was not stated in the sources we could open; most Guzmania of this zone are epiphytic tank bromeliads.
GBIF records with an elevation run from 914 to 1675 m, with a median of about 1450 m.
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