In bright light conditions, the leaves lay down and give it the look of a bromeliad cluster. But in partial sun to shade, it resembles a dracaena with its more upright leaf pattern.

Creeping stems will take root easily where they make contact with the ground. Because of this tendency, it’s also referred to as the inch plant. On occasion it’s also called the octopus plant due to its tendency to send out runner-like stems. Those stems can reach up to 35 inches in length!

In bright light this plant will sun stress to a deep purple. A beautiful much overlooked houseplant that is very low maintenance and a great addition to any tropical jungle.

These pups are fully rooted and ready for their new home.