Pothos is really hard to kill. It will live for ages just in a glass of water. I have a small piece that I had left over from one of my kids rooms, just basically a leaf with 2 inches of stem. I stuck it in one of my fishtanks and a month later cut it in two because it had grown so many new leaves and roots. It is now two pothos plants in two different fishtanks. Love it. Snake plants are easy if you don't overly water them. They do better with a little neglect and a moderate amount of light. North windows are good. Ficus has always been a hard one for me to find the right balance-- I get it to grow in a spot and then suddenly all the leaves drop and it croaks. I dunno. Ferns are often picky. I would also suggest aloe vera, another one that likes it on the dry side and fairly bright. Useful and attractive but not too sharp to deal with unlike most cacti. More on reddit.com

Gandalf, a white wizard obviously Wally the Wonder (drama) Llama is a schismataglottis wallichii Orlando is a Florida beauty dracaena my jade plant is Mulan, my ripple jade is Ping Ancalagon the Black for my (very large) dragon tree Minmei is my tiny dancer. Kermie for my string of frogs Twink for my syngonium little star All my plants have names, to help me keep track. some names mean more than others--and some change when the right name shows up. More on reddit.com

Some of my plants are: Keanu Leaves (a large Dracaena) Figgie Cent (Fiddle Leaf Fig) Robert Plant (r. Tetrasperma) Maynard James Keegan (Calathea Network ‘Musaica’) Johnny Cash (money tree) Ruth (snake plant named after my MIL) Celine Neon (neon pothos) Edgar Allen Aloe Mike Wazowski (Monstera) Bill (Peace Lily) More on reddit.com

Day lily (possibly), 2. Dianthus, 3. Pansy. Unsure of the others. The dianthus is an alpine so adapted for exposure, might not do too well indoors. Don't know about the others- they're usually grown outdoors but day lilies are often grown in greenhouses which is basically indoors, so that one should be fine. More on reddit.com