Sorry but I think that pot is wayyyyyy too big for that plant. Your mix looks good.

Very nice RoNin. What cultivar is that?

Looks like S. coninna Spoon. If so, pot okay. It will send very long offsets that will fill that pot in about 2 years.

Karen S.（7b，NYC）

I am especially at Amazon. Buy transparent flower pots. Just decorate these small items. I bought more small items for decoration.

akrrm（Nancy in NJ 7a）

This Sansevieria concinna Lav. 5933

Nice little plant. I'd like to find the smallest growing concinna possible and let it go crazy in a special container it could live in for years, just spreading and blooming.

OP's guests need 2 little mini cups of coffee on the table for an up and coming pup to tip. Stush, it looks like a forest floor in there. what is the gray brown matter? I like the statement that a single plant can make, but I also like that close up wild look of this concinna pot. Cool.

I keep this plant under my spruce tree in my yard so it's out of the rain and still gets a lot of sun. Last year while responding to Karen on a post I remembered I left it out during the start of winter. Though it was toast but it seemed okay. It want close to 20 degrees for several days and wet. These guys are real tuff. Any other sans would have rotted. I try to blow the spruce needles out with air before bring it in for winter. I now have a bunch of sans seeds ripening on this plant.

Several days at near 20? That is serious! Oh, my goodness. Sans do make pretty berries. I grew out 2 last year that were regular trifasciata, but then I needed the pot room and had to sacrifice them. It was 8 weeks to germination, planting them fresh!