Sansevieria cylindrica – Spear Plant (Large)

This spear plant started off small in Baltimore, but South Florida brought out its full personality. Now, its smooth cylindrical leaves stretch outward like a quiet satellite—strong, geometric, and unmistakably bold. I call it the “satellite dish” for the way its form seems to search the sky. It’s sculptural, sun-tough, and surprisingly self-sufficient. Grown in filtered sun with just the occasional drink, this one has produced many offshoots while keeping its shape clean and powerful.

🪴 Note About This Plant

• Sun-hardy and thrives with very little water.
• Radiating, fan-like growth gives it its “satellite dish” nickname.
• Character markings add a unique, lived-in sculptural look.