Guzmania flagellata
Described by Pierce and Grant in 2002 from Panama, with all records around the Cerro Jefe and Cerro Azul elfin cloud forests east of Panama City at roughly 300–1,100 m. A humid, intermediate-warm tank epiphyte; nothing beyond the description is readily available.
Where it grows wild
Presumed epiphytic in wet, wind-exposed cloud and premontane forest of the Cerro Jefe massif, one of Panama's richest bromeliad sites.
Eleven records at 306–1,100 m, median 850 m.
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