Guzmania terrestris
A terrestrial Guzmania from the tepuis of Amazonas State, Venezuela (Cerro Marahuaca and Cerro de la Neblina), growing at 1550-2660 m along streams, on rocks, in sinkholes and in low forest. It needs cool, very humid, bright-shade conditions with no dry season.
Where it grows wild
The labels describe summit plateaus with shrub islands, stream beds, rocks, the sides and floor of a 120 m deep sinkhole, riverbanks below Salto Los Monos, and low forest on Neblina. It grows on the ground or on rocks in constantly wet, cool, partly shaded places.
Recorded at 1550-2660 m, median 2560 m (15 records).
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