Thrives on neglect. Grows in any light. Propagates in water.
Pothos is the undisputed champion of unkillable houseplants, outliving most rivals by tolerating low light, irregular watering, and neglect that would fell a snake plant. Its trailing vines can reach 10 feet indoors, while it purifies air by removing formaldehyde and benzene—proven in NASA's Clean Air Study at 90% effectiveness over 24 hours. Propagation is effortless: snip a cutting, drop it in water, and roots appear within a week. Every dorm and office has one because it simply refuses to die, outperforming #2 by thriving even in dim corners where even a snake plant might sulk.

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