Begonia bowerae? Here is a link that might be useful:

For newcomers this site is actually pretty hard to navigate, edit, post and upload pictures. But since we are on the topic of Velvet Leaf and in light of the toilet paper madness because of covid19, I just gotta say.... If we ever DO have to worry about toilet paper shortages... (which is NOT at this time btw) I would just forage around for this plant! The leaves make an acceptable wipe (or so I heard).

Hi Stacy, As far as your pump goes, it depends on what you want in your pond. If you want a good-sized waterfall, 800 gallons an hour isn't bad, in my opinion. I have ponds and a stream that currently total about 500 gallons, and I have a waterfall pump that is capable of recirculating the water at a rate of about 3,000 gph. I got a bigger one because I felt that I would like to expand my pond someday (which I just started doing about 3 days ago). Anyway, it has worked just fine with my smaller pond system -- I just plumbed the line so that it had a valve on it, and I can use the valve to control the amount of water that is recirculated (I have choked down to about half of its capacity -- the manufacturers said that using a valave to limit the pumping volume of the pump -- within reason -- will not harm it). Like I said in another post, make your pond as big as you your imagination will allow for, without breaking your budget -- most folks find that as soon as they are finished building their pond, they immediately wish they had made it bigger.

Wow, I'm usually the one cheering on sad plants, but yikes, that's really bad-off. Nobody could 'take care of' that plant in an office setting aside from binning it. If those blinds are always closed, that's not plenty of light. You may have closed them to take the pic. The drain saucer looks like it's been full of water time and time again and again. That will kill plants. This particular plant was a Dracena fragrans, corn plant, and sensitive to tap water chemicals. What other plants are lurking around the office?