Can anyone identify this plant?

Does anyone here use fabric pots and if so what are the benifits?

welcome here semo!!!

i was told it was a butterfly plant butter never knew what the correct name was for it. I bought a bag of fox farm ocean forest and a bag of perlite, plan on mixing about 70/30. i think the fox farm already has some perlite in it. How would you feed this plant? And thank you by the way.

I have this mixed pot, I would like to know what they would call this arrangement? And especially the small rounded leaves in bottom picture.

As bagged commercial potting soils go, the Ocean Forest is not bad....a zillion pot growers can't steer you too far wrong! It is actually not far off the 5-1-1 mix...maybe closer to a 3-1-1, so some additional perlite is not a bad idea.

And it is a pretty amped up potting soil to begin with so no fertilization initially. I'd wait to see how well the plant responds after repotting. Wait until summer and see how it is doing and if necessary, you can fertilize then.

"I have this mixed pot, I would like to know what they would call this arrangement?"

A hot mess? Seriously, mixed containers are seldom successful growing accommodations as the plants they contain typically require different growing conditions. Water frequency and light suitable for one plant is rarely the same for all others. And that appears to be the case here as the rounded leaf plant looks like a peperomia, which prefers a very fast draining and somewhat lean soil compared to the palm and the aglaonema.

Couldn't agree more w/ the last paragraph GG, well said.

Yes, to Pep, perhaps Obtusifolia variegata, no, not good w/ a palm, sorry.

they usually would call it a tropical plant arrangement

I think this is a shefelara? Can I trim it back?

And what kind of tree is this?

Those are both Schefflera. The first one with the smaller leaves is Schefflera arboricola, while the second is Schefflera actinophylla. Both respond well to pruning, but it would be best to wait until late spring/summer to do so (assuming nothern hemisphere).