Help, can anyone identify this houseplant?

[Jstpssng]

Here is a picture of what we have. Not sure that it is the same as the OP's. Wife said we got it back in the 70's. Ours has small, prickly spikes along the green leaves/stems. Does not flower very often, but when it does it an orange isg/red flower. No picture of the flower though. Jon

This is what we always called a Christmas Cactus. Learn How to Get Your Christmas Cactus to Bloom
The OP's plant is also known as a Clivia. It's supposed to be a good plant to keep inside in winter months, as it helps to clean the air.

 

[civilian]

This is what we always called a Christmas Cactus. Learn How to Get Your Christmas Cactus to Bloom
The OP's plant is also known as a Clivia. It's supposed to be a good plant to keep inside in winter months, as it helps to clean the air.

We also have a Christmas Cactus like that in the link above. Jon

 

[Frankenkubota]

From wiki... Due to its odor, like that of a rotting corpse, I saw it last time, lets just say the waiting time to see it wasn't worth it, I could have been on my tractor instead.

update

The corpse flower......still has not bloomed.

 

[old and tired]

update

The corpse flower......still has not bloomed.

NC State's Corpse Flowers - College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

What’s All The Stink About? Wolfgang, NC State’s youngest corpse flower, or titan arum, is blooming for the first time at the JC Raulston Arboretum (JCRA) in Raleigh, North Carolina. The…

cals.ncsu.edu

 

[Xfaxman]

I guess it is through blooming. It didn't send up any stems overnight:

 

[Frankenkubota]

update

The corpse flower......still has not bloomed.

update 2

it bloomed