I inherited an office plant, and no one seems to know what it is. We don’t believe it’s a spider plant, and other guesses ruled out include mother-in-law plant, snake plant, and cactus. It’s in a pot with a majesty palm, but it doesn’t look anything like it, so we ruled that out as well.
Any ideas would help, thank you!
a young screw pine (pandanus utilis)?
Looks a lot like a dracaena to me, but not quite enough shown in pic for certainty (for me anyways). Google dracaena varieties and see if those are what you got there…
I’d love to try to identify it, but I can’t access Facebook at work. 
Reminds me of pandanus, too, but too early to tell, for me at least. Some sort of dracana’s more likely.
Could it be *chlorophytum comosum,*an airplane plant? If so, it will make babies on long curving stems.
Sure looks like a pandanus to me. Especially with the teeth on the edges of the leaves. I don’t believe there’s a dracaena with that feature.
I think pandanus is the winner here. It looks an awful lot like this photo.
Thanks folks!
I concur with it being pandanus as well. Seeing those last two pics (but not the last one linked just above, fwiw) and noticing all the serrations along leaves, then seeing these pics at Daves’ Garden site made the difference for me.
