Sansevieria Desertii or Sansevieria cylindrica Skyline is a very striking succulent from Angola that produces from an underground rhizome open candelabrum shaped fans with dichotomously branched stout 1 ½ wide gray-green leaves to 2 to 5 feet long.
The leaves are smooth with narrow groves running much of the length of the leaf which is lightly banded with dark green and terminate with a sharp point.
If Sansevieria Desertii grown in bright enough light this plant can produce a 3 foot spike-like raceme of pink-budded white flowers.
This plant is a great house plant in bright light but can be grown in light shade or full sun if brought indoors during cool and wet weather.
Care
Plants grown with too little light will have leaves that splay outward and are not as stout.
Plant in a well-drained mix and keep fairly dry, especially in winter months.
This plant can go weeks between watering (3 week irrigation intervals are suggested), the one thing that usually kills a Sansevieria is overwatering.