Vriesea brueggemannii
A natural hybrid between Vriesea carinata and V. incurvata from the Atlantic Forest of Santa Catarina, southern Brazil, described in 2016. It has red and yellow floral bracts and yellow flowers, and grows low on trunks and rocks beside forest streams where both parents occur.
Where it grows wild
Epiphytic on tree trunks and rocks less than 1 m above the ground along the banks of a cascading river in forest at Caldas da Imperatriz, growing among its parents.
One label gives 375 m; the climate sites run from 140 to 523 m.
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