Good And Easy Beginner Plants

As I said in your other post, I'm not good with plants. But I do manage to grow some in what is called low light tanks (which don't use CO₂).
I have java fern in all my tanks and small anubias in my main tank. Both of these are grown attached to decor as their roots rot if planted. I use a cotton thread to hold them in place till they attach themselves. I also have a floating plant, Salvinia, though I'm not sure if it is S. minima or S. natans. I did have a problem this summer when virtually all of it died - that turned out to be because of the weather. Natalia told me to leave the lid open during hot weather, so that's what I did and the tiny bit that survived is now propagating itself again. Just to warn you if you get floating plants!

My java fern grows well. It is tied to just about every ornament where I could fit it. The leaves do die off after a while but the plants make more. All my java fern came from one plant, I've just split it to get more.

I have had java moss in the past but it died on me. I was probably not treating it right.

Rocks could be a bit trickier. I have a lot of decor that looks like tree roots and those are easy. Do you have any wood? That would be quite easy too. I do have some java fern tied to a terracotta plantpot which has the side sliced off, and I will admit that is a bit more difficult as the cotton slides down. I just push it back up. The plant will eventually attach itself. This is in my betta's tank, and in spring I had to put my previous betta down as he had lymphocystis which was slowly killing him. I had to disinfect the tank which killed the java fern that used to be on the pot. That was nice and firm and clinging to the pot like ivy to a wall. The new piece of java fern still has a way to go before it is clinging by itself, and it does keep sliding off.

Thanks for tha link mate that'll come in handy