Google each plant you plan to place in the ground. Learn their growing conditions, max height and width, and if they are invasive, or will spread.

1. I have them planted in my front atrium entry. They’ e grown quickly to approximately 3’ high & 4’ wide ( I live at-beach So Cal ). x x

Btw, they’ve been super easy to care for, never even fertilized them, dark green, had them a little less than 2 years.

In the ground, in Hawaii, both the variegated Schefflera arboricola and the Monstera will get huge. The schefflera is maintained a hedge most often though. I'm guessing the reddish one is also a climbing/vining philodendron as well. The leaves won't get much bigger than that, but it could climb a good distance if happy.

In a tropical climate, planting a Monstera in the ground can lead to it growing large and potentially taking over. Consider its growth pattern and space requirements before planting. The second plant does resemble a Philodendron, which also thrives in tropical conditions. It should do well in the ground too.