Guzmania delicatula
A small Colombian Guzmania of very wet premontane forest at 1,000 to 1,400 m, where it rains almost every month and the air rarely drops below 85 percent humidity. Little is published on it, so the guidance below comes from the recorded sites and the habits of the genus. It is a plant for a humid cabinet with cool nights and constant, gentle moisture.
Where it grows wild
Wet premontane rainforest on the Colombian Andean slopes, most likely the Pacific-facing (Choco) side where rainfall is near-continuous; an epiphyte on mossy trunks and branches in dappled shade.
Recorded at 1,080 to 1,400 m, median 1,400 m; premontane to lower montane forest.
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