Werauhia pectinata
A tank bromeliad of warm, humid lowland and foothill forest from southern Veracruz and Oaxaca through Chiapas to Guatemala and Honduras, mostly below 200 m. It is a warm-growing, shade-tolerant epiphyte that wants steady humidity and a short drier spell in spring.
Where it grows wild
Presumably epiphytic in humid tropical forest, as is typical of the genus, with some records reaching premontane forest. Habitat detail is generalised from the genus.
Recorded at 9–1600 m, median about 150 m; most records are lowland, with a smaller group around 1400–1550 m in Guatemala and Chiapas.
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