That's definitely a Pandanus; there are no Pandanus species (as far as I know of) that have palmate leaves.

Another photo. I've been told its a P.utilis that has stretched out leaves. Its a lot of plant for such a small stem. I wasnt expecting the plant to be so large for the price I paid.

There is some red in the stems and leaf edges.

I think it looks great! I do like Pandanus but unfortunately, I can't grow them outside..., and they get BIG. There are some really nice variegated varieties too; think creamy white and green. Being that I have to overwinter mine in the house, I guess I should just enjoy my thornless Pandan (Pandanus amarylifolius). You do realize, that they will naturally rise out of the pot you put them in (on their stilt roots). Just be sure you use a well-draining mix (even a gritty type mix) as they don't like soggy conditions.

Thanks. Its probably going to be a potted plant as long as I have it. I have gophers plus- a small yard. I do have lots of concrete patio space. So,I could use large containers if that day comes. They grow near to the beach in soucal..so,that helps me since plants that need real high heat sort of languish for me.

This is a lot of plant for the size of that stem.That tells me fast grower. I hope!