Vriesea triligulata
A tank bromeliad endemic to the high Atlantic Forest of Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil, in the Serra dos Órgãos, Nova Friburgo and Desengano mountains at about 1000–1900 m. It grows mostly as an epiphyte in cool, misty montane forest, sometimes on the ground. It is the parent of cultivars such as 'Aztec Gold' and 'Purple Delight', and it does best with cool nights, bright filtered light and humid, moving air.
Where it grows wild
Dense, humid montane Atlantic rainforest (altitude forest) in the Serra do Mar. Herbarium labels describe it as an epiphyte in dense rain forest, and occasionally as terrestrial.
Specimens were collected at 1000–1924 m, with most at 1100–1600 m.
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