Botanical Name: Sansevieria cylindrica
Round, dark-green striped leaves (gray-green, tubular, ~1 inch thick) in a rosette. Pointed tips = "Spear Plant" (sharp!). Creamy white fragrant flower spikes on mature plants. African succulent, carefree. Tolerates dry air/soil — great office plant.
Water soil, not leaves (rot). Yellow/soft base = overwatered. Allow mix to dry completely between waterings. If in doubt, stay dry. Only soggy soil and prolonged cold kill it.
Spring only when crowded/dividing. Keep rosette at soil level. Wide, heavy pot (top-heavy).
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