| Shape | Low-growing, spreading plant.
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| Landscape | Works well as a tropical plant, in a container, shade garden or specimen plant.
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| Propagation | Once the plant has flowered the mother plant will begin to produce pups - rather than grow it's leaves any further. These offsets are removed and used to create new plants, by cutting them off as close to the main plant as possible, usually when they begin to grow roots or they're about a third of the size of the mother plant. |
| Cultivation | Grows best in well drained, moist, organic soils with full or part shade and needs protection from afternoon sun.
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| Notable Specimens | Harry P. Leu Gardens, Orlando, Florida, United States of America.
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| Habitat | Horticultural origin. |
| Leaf Description | Stiff, rigid bright green leaves with black stripes. Sharply defined teeth run along each leaf. |
