Looks like it maybe a cylindrica. Was it a bunch of separate rooted cuttings?

Nope.All rooted together. With 3 new shoots just breaking the surface.

Brad

It may not be a cylindrica at all. If it has already made a clump it may be a caniculata or some other small species. It sounds like you have a healthy plant with the new shoots coming up. I like the pot too.

It was in a cache pot with no drainage, so I bare rooted it and potted in a mixture of bark fines, perlite and cactus soil, and gave it a good drink of water. It’s revived pretty good

Barb, Still think you right on cylindrica.

Hi!

That's Sansevieria 'Rocket', I believe. Apologies that I haven't gotten a plant sample to photograph and post on the website yet.

---Justin, Costa Farms Horticulturist

Justin, Never heard of 'Rocket'. Sounds like a new name for an old plant. If it is a new cultivar, from what?

Hi Stush,

Unfortunately, the supplier of our cutting material only listed it as 'Rocket', so I'm afraid I don't know the parentage or species info.

---Justin, Costa Farms Horticulturist

Hirts has it listed on Amazon as Sanseveria cylindrica, the Rocket Snake Plant for $32.00.

That makes sense --- they source a bunch of their houseplants from us.

---Justin, Costa Farms Horticulturist