Guzmania ferruginea
Described by Harry Luther in 2010 from northern Peru, with Ecuador also listed in Kew's checklist. Only two wild records exist, from the Marañón region of Amazonas at roughly 1,000 m, so the profile below is a warm-montane Guzmania generalisation.
Where it grows wild
Presumed epiphytic in humid forest on the Andean foothill slopes above the Marañón valley; no habitat notes were reachable.
Site elevation about 965 m; no record carries a measured elevation.
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