Guzmania roseiflora
An endangered epiphytic bromeliad endemic to the western Andean slopes of northern Ecuador in Pichincha province. It is recorded from cloud forest at Bosque Integral Otonga and around Santo Domingo, at roughly 1300 to 2050 m. Grow it like other cloud-forest Guzmania: cool to intermediate, constantly humid and in soft light.
Where it grows wild
It is an epiphyte in subtropical to tropical moist montane forest (IUCN). Herbarium collections come from Bosque Integral Otonga, a cloud-forest reserve at about 2000 m, and from the Santo Domingo area at 1300 m.
Wild collections span 1300 to 2042 m, with most between 1725 and 2042 m.
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