Sansevieria boncellensis is an unusual dwarf species of the more familiar ‘Mother-in-Law’s Tongue’. It forms a tight rosette of thick, incurved and pointed leaves about 5-7cm in length that fan out in a pretty star shape. The leaves are patterned with green streaks and veins. This unusual species makes a curious but easy-going houseplant for a small table top or shelf. It has minimal watering requirements and will readily adapt to low light levels. Maximum height and spread: 20cm (8in).