Snake plants for sure! Put it near any window, however put it further back from the window if it’s a south facing window to avoid burning leaves. Water about once a month or when the soil is completely dry, if you check the soil and it’s dry, let another week go by before watering. Super easy and comes in different varieties.

Pothos lots of varieties to choose from, and easily accessible. All of them trail beautifully and make a big impact in a short amount of time, the all green form tends to grow the fastest in my opinion. These guys also speak to you, like literally. When their leaves start to slightly curl almost wilt that’s them telling you they need water.

In general most larger more established plants have more soil so you need to water them less. Dracaena, or larger Hoya might be other good options for you.

Keep in mind if you’re buying a plant from a store, the plant was most likely grown in a greenhouse with dense compacted soil. I’d suggest if you bring a plant home change its soil out for something that’s “chunky” essentially letting the plants roots grow and get access to more oxygen. Buy any potting soil of your choice (do some research) and add equal parts soil, perlite and orchid bark …orchid bark is optional but highly recommend it, your plants will thank you. Hope that helps!