Tillandsia sucrei
A small, silvery Tillandsia endemic to Brazil's Atlantic coast around Rio de Janeiro, parent of cultivars such as 'Pink Sugar'. GBIF records come from the Rio de Janeiro area, including the granite hills at Urca, at about 135 m. It is best treated as a bright-light rock dweller that dries fast after rain.
Where it grows wild
Recorded from the granite hills around Rio de Janeiro (Urca); plants of this type grow on exposed rock faces near the coast.
The only recorded elevation is 135 m.
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