Dracaena parva
Native range: Eastern Africa, Tanzania, Kenya
Known names: Sansevieria parva, Snake plant
Hardiness: Keep above freezing. 
Mature Size: ~16" tall, ~18" wide 
Light: Low - Full Sun. Not the prettiest plant when exposed to full sun though. 
Water: Low. Water after a week of complete dryness; soak the entire pot and let water flow out completely. 
Soil: Fast-draining, holds moisture well but fast-draining. Add extra pumice or pearlite into potting mix. 
Dormancy Period: N/A
Pet-Safe: No
Plant Size: 4" pot, shipped semi bare root
 
Compact species with narrow, arching leaves with fine green mottling. It grows in loose rosettes and remains smalle than the common Dracaena trifasciata. This species produces fragrant, hyacinth-like flowers on slender stalks. It is drought tolerant, slow growing, and well suited for lower light.
This plant is perfect for those who are into neglecting plants. It is waaaay better to underwater this plant than overwatering it. Don't forget to repot this plant once the rhizome starts touching the side of the pot! People have reported hearing loud shot-gun type bangs in the middle of the night before due to their Sansevieria shattering their pot!