Neoregelia macahensis
A tank bromeliad endemic to southeastern Brazil, its name pointing to the Macaé region of Rio de Janeiro state. Grow it like other Atlantic Forest Neoregelias: bright light for good leaf colour, water kept in the central cup, and a fast-draining, airy base.
Where it grows wild
Little species-specific detail is published; Neoregelias of coastal Rio de Janeiro grow as epiphytes or on rocks and sand in Atlantic Forest and restinga, often in fairly bright spots.
Elevation not recorded; the Macaé area runs from coastal lowland up into the Serra do Mar.
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