Vriesea languida
Vriesea languida is an epiphytic bromeliad of the Atlantic Forest mountains of Espírito Santo, recorded around Santa Teresa and Santa Maria de Jetibá. It has red scape bracts, yellow floral bracts and sepals, and leaves dark wine-coloured at the base. It grows both in sun and in forest shade, so moderate filtered light and steady humidity suit it.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte in montane rainforest and older secondary forest. Labels note plants in sun, in shade and up to 9 m high in the forest interior.
GBIF elevations are 800–1,000 m. The measured sites are at 474–659 m.
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