Alabama, I agree it's best you separate. Each plant have different care requirements, sun, water and fertilizers. I find Ribbon, (dracaena) does best in water. Mine is kept in a small fish bowl, w/o soil, roots held down by pebbles, in bright light but no direct sun. I've seen Ribbon Plants grown in offices, potted in soil. I don't know their secret, but after killing a few, water was the answer. Your arrangement came with a really nice assortment of plants. When you repot, you'll probably need to start out using small containers. 3-4", depending on roots. All are healthy. BTW, I'm sorry about your gramma's husband. Toni

Impatiens. If it looks that good as an indoor plant, then she is far better off keeping it inside! There is a disease that has been sweeping the country (and world) affecting impatiens. It's one of the Downy Mildew pathogens.

Rizzo, Well see, that's the thing- I really don't see things flying around. I saw maybe 1 or 2 fly, that's about it. That's the only reason I wasn't sure myself as to what those things were. I am a bit 'blind' though LOL. I refuse to wear my glasses so, I can never be too sure of what I see and what I don't, half the time. But I can vouch that they are white, oblong and a few have flown. I've googled pictures of aphids and whiteflies Rizzo, and all pics are so zoomed in, it's hard to tell in reality if what I have matches the pics online or not. No, what I see definitely does not look like the aphid or whitefly pictures on Google. They don't even look like they're living. I don't see wings or legs or anything with my naked eye. Which is why I initially thought they were eggs of some sort. However, unlike mites, these white things are not microscopic either. They are definitely alien things that are not supposed to be on my plant. I know they aren't mites, aphids, scales or mealies so the only logical conclusion I can come to is that it's white flies. GH, I got the plants about 10 months back now- if they came with the eggs- wouldn't I have seen them before? They were tiny tiny plants back then- so it would have been real easy to notice anything wrong and in 10 months, if I hadn't caught them, I should have a white fly epidemic by now. Can't they just fly in through the windows? All my hibs were by open windows during the summer. I never shut them if I can help it. I use an eco friendly/ organic/natural type dish soap- I don't know what the contents are, to be honest, coz I never read labels, but they're definitely milder than the regular stuff you get at the store.

Thank you all for the info. I see now that the purple velvet plant is definitely different than a wandering jew! Now I can learn more about my new plants. I had never heard of these plants before. Have a good night!