Your rescued 16" plant with long, spidery green leaves edged in red = Dracaena marginata 'Tricolor'. The survivor of neglect—tough plant.
Dracaena marginata stores water in stems, tolerates drought and low light. Your larger pot may hold too much moisture—monitor closely.
Reference: Jarrett Services profile.
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