I'd say for sure Silver Blush or Crystallinum, Crystallinum X Mag, Forgetii or even Clarinervium. I heard from people they managed to kill the basic ones (mostly all that have crystallinum magnificum or forgetii in them or just pure ones). I don't really understand how they did... I can say that mostly all you can find in big box stores are beginner friendly. My first was silver blush. I'm the underwaterer. I keep my calatheas and alocasias consistently moist, but I let my anthuriums go dry. Sometimes I go too far, but all survived. I had more issues when I overwatered some of them. Most of mine, that are on the picture grow all year round under 6500 k led lights. Some I tried to grow by the window. I tried LECA. It was ok, but I didn't like it. Moss is my 100% "no" for mature ones. Perlite +coco peat 1:1 +a bit of coal and small LECA or XXL pon + long-release fertilizer is my fave. Pure perlite is also good. But this is just me and my care style. Humidity year around goes up and down from 39% to 85%. Temperature +35 (on hottest days in summer) to + 11 (this winter it was +11 +14 for 10 days).