Hiya Pam and thank you! :) Yes, that's exactly what it is. The link below describes its velvety leaf top-side and purple leaf under-side. Lisa Here is a link that might be useful: Zebra Plant

It is a philodendron, probably Xanadu or one of its sports. I would get it more light and philos are heavy feeders too. The soil also looks very compact, Give it a very good soak to loosen that peaty soil.

The first one is a Syngonium (the named cultivar is a mystery to me but its a very nice plant!) This could be from too much or too little water. Just check the soil and when it gets dry, water it. Don't wait until it gets limp to water it too many times. You can use a bamboo skewer or chopstick to stick into the soil every day until you get a good feel for how light the pot needs to be when it's time to water again. You can use this method for both of these plants. The second one is Dracaena warneckii 'Janet Craig'. Also an easy grower so long as you don't give it too much water (read: water too frequently). You actually want to use a lot of water when you do water until water flows out the bottom of the pot and fill the pot with water a couple times allowing all the water to flow out unabated. You can also tip the pot at a 45 degree angle to let even more excess water out of the pot. I use bowls or measuring cups to suspend the pot at a 45 degree angle and it can drip to its heart's content for as long as I forget it is there.

My pleasure, happy to help! I learned that HERE, having seen it a number of times. We had a contributor named Karen715 who was our Peperomia Maven for a long time, I probably learned it from her (thanks Karen, miss your presence, if you're reading along). I can't speak to its care tho' as I don't know. I would caution abt that mix looking quite water retentive. Ideally, that mix should be amended by 50% perlite, OR switch entirely to Cactus & Succulent mix & Perlite (50/50 each), to be fast draining which succulents need. Good luck & enjoy!