Tillandsia erici
Tillandsia erici is a Bolivian endemic described by Ehlers in 1998. It is known mainly from cultivated clones, and nothing detailed about its wild habitat is readily available. The only elevation on record (about 2,000 m, from a cultivated collection) points to an Andean inter-montane valley, so treat it like other grey tillandsias of seasonally dry Bolivian valleys.
Where it grows wild
No habitat notes are available for wild plants. By analogy with other Bolivian Ehlers species of about 2,000 m, it probably grows on trees or rocks in dry inter-Andean valleys.
The only recorded elevation is about 2,000 m, attached to a cultivated specimen.
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