Vriesea stricta
A Vriesea described by L.B. Smith in 1943, recorded mostly from the southern Espinhaço range of Minas Gerais at 1200–1440 m. Care assumes bright, rocky upland habitat.
Where it grows wild
No habitat notes were available. Most records lie in the campo rupestre and forest islands of the Serra do Cipó area, with a few from the Serra do Mar in São Paulo; its exact microhabitat is unconfirmed.
Recorded elevations are 1200–1444 m (median 1444 m); the São Paulo site is lower, at about 950 m.
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