Origin
The Guzmania Eden originates from Central and South America, where it grows in the wild. The plant can be found prominently in dense tropical rainforests. It occurs at altitudes ranging from sea level to 3500 meters, depending on the specific area.

Characteristics
The Guzmania Eden is a plant of the bromeliad genus, also known as Guzmania lingulata. The plant distinguishes itself by its colourful flower, which emerges from a rosette of green leaves in a narrow, high column head. The flower can be a bright red, yellow, or orange colour. The leaves are glossy and form a beautiful rosette from which the flower grows.

Care
The Guzmania Eden has a high light requirement but does not tolerate direct sunlight. The plant prefers a warm, humid environment and needs to be watered regularly. The leaf rosette of the Guzmania should always be filled with water. However, the water should be purified or rainwater, as the lime in tap water can damage the leaves. Furthermore, it is important that the plant is placed in a location with good air circulation to promote growth.