Guzmania remediosensis
Guzmania remediosensis is a tank bromeliad described by E. Gross in 1997 and endemic to Bolivia. It is known from a single GBIF record at about 2,000 m in the Andes of Santa Cruz, where the climate has cool, drier winters. Nothing about its cultivation is published, so care is based on that single climate point and general montane Guzmania culture.
Where it grows wild
Known from one locality in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, at about 2,000 m. The vegetation there is montane forest with a seasonal climate; the plant is presumably a tank epiphyte like most Guzmania.
The single record is at about 2,000 m.
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