What it looks like to me is S. ehrenbergii but there are others that look the same to me. I am making this guess on the basis of the way it grows at the base of the plant.
S. robusta grows the same way, and so does S. powellii
so really its just a guess, it would depend on a lot of measurements, and channel. Tip measurment as well. Measurments must be taken, and flower examined carefully. What does the skin feel like. Sandpaper? Norma

dufflebag2002, I think it is more smooth..........it looks like maybe it is S. robusta. It is currently about 5' tall. I cannot get alot of info on robusta on the net. Is this suppose to be somewhat uncommon?

The species S. robusta is not common. I think you have the real thing. It's smooth, a big important clue. How many leaves? It can have 6-14 to a growth. New leaves from the inner part of the fan can grow to 3-7 Ft. depending on the age. It is closely allied to S. Ehrenbergii which has shorter and less stems.

It currently has about 9-10 leaves. I think it is s. robusta. Thank you so much for assisting me on this.
Much appreciation.
Trini

Trini, you have been brought up to be a lady, and very gracious. I think you are right abpit the name. What size pot is that in, I may have mine underpotted. These plants look nothing like the field pictures that were taken, that is why I wasn't so sure. I have over 200 of the species and subspices,l and still I'm confused. This is a difficult species to identify. Norma