Guzmania undulatobracteata
A large epiphytic Guzmania of the eastern Andean slopes of Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia, recorded at 1400–2700 m. Field notes describe big rosettes and an erect inflorescence up to 1.5 m with orange-red bracts. It is a cool, humid cloud-forest bromeliad.
Where it grows wild
Epiphyte of montane cloud forest on the eastern Andean slopes.
Recorded at 1400–2700 m, median 1950 m (44 records).
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