What is this tolerant houseplant?

[Aridane]

Bought a small houseplant from Tesco a few years ago in a pretty pot. Kept it in bathroom and then chucked in dark corner of box room as it was just a dark green leafed plant taking up valuable bright sunny space where a more interesting plant might thrive.

Anyhow, what is this plant, which I’be now divided into x4 as it multiplied in the pot? (When I reported it, there was no soil left, just roots!

Tape measure included for scale

(and a close up of one of them)

(and another)

Can't see clearly but is it a cordyline?

It kind of resembles a snake plant.

I don’t think it’s a cordyline

Has it ever had flowers of any kind? It's lovely whatever it is.

Well when you find out, I'm buying one

Oh no, no flowers

Bromeliad? The leaves may be a bit chunky for that though.

Suggestions from uploading picture to app are

• pineapple 🍍
• bromeliad
• agave
• sanseveria

I bet the gardeners are already in bed OP

Take it to a garden centre and ask them if they have one for sale. They can tell you what it is and if you feel inclined you can buy it.

Is it a succulent of some type?
Or try googling Peperomia, possibly P. obtusifolia?

Oh that peperomia is so cute!! (nicer than my plant)

I wonder if it is a Sanseveria black dragon?

Seems to look like it and an earlier poster suggested snake plant which is also its name

Google image search resists for sanseveria black dragon

I was going to say sansevaria,mostly you see the tall one,and that's a pretty tolerant plant

Oh good - I have plant that thrives on neglect and can tolerate low light convictions