Help Me Identify These Plants ! I've Been Tricked By Petco

[OhItsRemi]

Hello I'm kinda new to the hobby and I recently bought some plants to my tank, and got a Betta I named Azure. I did some research and found that petco sells plants that aren't aquatic !

I know I should've looked up all the plants but I was in a hurry... Can someone please help my tell if the plants in my tank are terrestrial or aquatic ? I will go put them in a pot if they are): I figured the lucky bamboo I got wasn't aquatic and I put it on a pot above the tank. My mom and me is feeling suspicious about the plant that has a white strip on it and I'm not sure about the tall plant. I've seen the amazon swords before so I'm pretty sure those will be ok in the tank.

 

[OhItsRemi]

 

[ShinySideUp]

I'm no expert but the plant in your second picture doesn't look very aquatic although it might be a marginal.
 
I won't buy anything from these large pet chainstores, not even so much as a dog bowl. They can say what they like but they do not have the interests of animals at the heart of their business; they are there to make money, pure and simple. It may be your plant is indeed aquatic but I wouldn't put it past them to sell something unsuitable knowing that if the plant died the buyer would probably just put it down to misfortune and go and buy some more.
 
I buy all my plants from online retailers or dedicated LFS's that I trust.
 
Hopefully someone plant-minded will be along soon and be able to identify the plant pictured.

 

[catfish4ever]

Its draceana, I bought this and found it is not aquatic and will rot within weeks to months

 

[ShinySideUp]

Its draceana, I bought this and found it is not aquatic and will rot within weeks to months

 
That's it, I knew I'd seen it before.