It looks like a young Philodendron selloum to me. The leaves will get more shape with better light and age. Be sure not to overwater this plant. They are pretty tough, only time will tell if too many roots have been taken off. I think it will be fine though. Good luck! Jen

Thank you so much!! :)

It's a Dracaena fragrans. I have a number of them and they flower quite a lot. But they're outside so I like the fragrance. On a still winters night the fragrance carries a long way around so with so many people growing it the whole neighbourhood becomes 'perfumed'.

Complex Hybrid of Aglaonema, containing A. rotundum as a parent for the red coloration. can't pin point the cultivar, there are so many (just google red aglaonema). Very popular in south east asia. it needs hot, humid tropical condition, good drainage, and dappled sun condition. other wise they stop growing, loose their leaves, and rot, but if you can provide tropical like condition, (don't give up, they can be grown even from cutting with no root, so it is not a lost case yet). also beware of nematodes that will cause root problems (I am sure your plant also have root problem). I will change soils and give tropical condition treatment.