Hohenbergia ridleyi
A large tank bromeliad from the coastal Atlantic Forest and restinga of north-east Brazil, growing on the ground, on rocks or on trees. The climate is hot and humid all year, with the heaviest rain from April to July. It needs strong light and warmth, with water kept in its central cup.
Where it grows wild
Coastal lowland forest, forest edges and sandy restinga scrub, where it grows terrestrially in sand or as an epiphyte or lithophyte. Based on the measured range and what is known for coastal north-east Brazilian Hohenbergia.
Mostly near sea level (median 38 m), occasionally up to about 1100 m inland.
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