Nidularium procerum
A large, robust bromeliad of Brazil's Atlantic Forest, growing on the shady forest floor and on low trunks and rocks, with a bright red central rosette at flowering. It needs shade, warmth and constant humidity.
Where it grows wild
Shaded, humid understory of the Atlantic rainforest, mostly terrestrial in leaf litter but also on rocks and low on trunks. Built from the measured sites and the genus.
From sea level to about 1,700 m, mostly around 600 m on coastal mountain slopes.
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