It looks great! It looks like Sansevieria trifasciata. (Not the Sansevieria trifasciata 'Laurentii' cultivar that has gold banding on the edges of the leaves).

Planto

Outstanding! What great growth! Yep, Planto, looks like trifasciata. Nice plant.

Michael
Interlaken NY Z6

Al is very knowable when it comes to air in soil and quick draining.
American,
Welcome to our forum. You have a beautifully grown Sans. trifasciata of some kind. I have one that I have owned for +/- 40 years. It is over 4 feet tall now. I just repotted it in a very fast draining mix. I use orchid mix with perlite and gravel rock. Before I used to use potting mix with garden soil. It does make a difference. Hope you stay here and get more.
Stush

I am still a member and just wanted to check in and say hello. Norma Lewis dba Crasulady2@dslextreme.com

Hi Norma,
I miss seeing your informative posts. :(

Planto

Thank you all for the kind welcomes :-). I also want to thank you for informing me the variety I have. I'd have to say putting this plant in Al's Gritty Mix made a huge difference. As soon as I repotted it in the new mix, and put it outside in the sun is when the plant really took off.

Well done, American!

I, too, potted my root-less Sansevieria in a gritty mix and my plant grew quite well from
the end of last Winter and up to the present. The weather is still warm here, so the plant
is outside currently.

Josh

Nice growing! I'd like some info on this Al's gritty mix, looks good!

Hi GL,

Pls. search for it here, at Cactus & Succulent Forum (C&S), Houseplant or probably Container Gardening. Al's written extensively & posted links in numerous places, it should be quite easy for you to find.

Larry,
I can't get all the ingredients for Al's mix, but I use Orchard mix with perlite and add some coarse stone mix to give it body. It is very fast draining and holds little to no water. It lets the roots breath in O2 and it does seem to help. I think everone here uses a simular mix that suits them.

Mine too! The clump I put in a 5-gallon bucket a few months ago is really cramped already. Pups that poked out of the soil this spring in several pots are over a foot tall. So cool to learn/realize how much sun these like and how much/fast they can grow if they get it. Also had almost total success propagating it and have shared this plant with a few other people.

Your plant looks identical to mine, pretty, bright new pups. It spent most of its' life (so far) in 5b, btw.