helo guys i am new here and i would like to know the name of this plant: a friend of mine gave it to me yasterday and i will try to <fix> it thanks :)

Are there two plants in that pot or just one? It resembles a prayer plant in the front of the pot, but the stems at the back don't.

it is the same plan... the rear one is older, the front one ii am interested at

Hmmm, if it's all one plant, then I don't think it's a prayer plant. At least, I've never seen thick stems like that on one. Maybe someone else can identify it. It certainly does look like it needs some TLC!

Maybe Dieffenbachia?

here are some other photoes to help you a little bit

Please send a photo of the plant/stem in the back. I think that is the big clue to an ID.

Daisy

It does resemble

it looks like the dieffenbachia in the photo :)

The little healthy leaf in the last two photos look a bit like Philodendron, one of the heading types.

What happened to it? Too much sun? Or left out in the cold? Either of which it will recover from with some loving care, but it does look like it might want some fertilizer. Half strength to start since it's recovering from trauma. . .

i dont think its a Philodendron, it hapend boath to it to much sun in the sumer and left in cold and rain at the winter. so i asked to take it and now i have it to my bedroom is it safe? (no childrens or pets around here)

Sure, should not be a problem for you, and it will both clean the air and make some oxygen for you in your bedroom.

Just be sure to keep it near a window, not in direct sun, but so that it gets good light at least.

Here are pictures of my Philo 'Prince of Orange' that I thought had similar leaves (although mine are red, of course).

I don't see any cataphylls that a self-heading Philodendron would have. Compare to Aglaonema modestum.
Chinese Evergreen (Aglaonema modestum)

i think that is it aglaonema modestum!! all the photoes from google an from your link are exactly the same thanks purpleinopp! and thanks to all of you guys for your help!!!

Happy to suggest. I've had mine for over 30 yrs. A stalwart entity.

Good eye Tiffany!! I too think it looks most like A. modestum!

Yeah!!