Sansevieria Samurai is a bold little plant with a big personality. This dwarf variety grows in tight, architectural rosettes with very thick, V-shaped leaves edged in deep red. Its stacked, almost spiral-like form gives it a highly sculptural look, a great choice if you prefer something less leafy.

Native to dry, rocky landscapes in Africa, the Samurai thrives on neglect. It stores water in its fleshy leaves, so it’s happiest when the soil is left to dry out completely between waterings. It’ll tolerate a wide range of light conditions, from bright and sunny to lower-lit corners, just don’t overwater it, especially in shadier spots.