Regular pothos. Variegated plants usually require more light than non variegated. Philodendron would probably be another good candidate, the sweetheart one.

I have bad luck with Marble Queen pothos too. Mine don't lose variegation though, the stems seems to always rot. I just got a new one a couple weeks ago and I'm hoping this one lives!!!

I have a peace lily in one north facing window

I've never grown peace lillies but they're supposedly low light plants.

Spathiphyllums are good.

I think you are under watering them and they aren't thriving due to root die back from being dry too long.

can you hang it in the window or train it up a pole in the window?

How many years did it take for your lipstick plant to bloom?

Um...a couple months. Not long at all.

Well I bought it last summer and I tend to have an emotional meltdown each autumn so I gave it to my father and he grew it in his office all winter. It bloomed last fall at his office. He gave it back to me this spring. So it seems to want to bloom at this time of the year.

I got mine last december and it has not bloomed yet! It is still beautiful because it is variegated.

An emotional meltdown? lol

If you had all of these plants and nowhere to put them when the frost arrives you might have a meltdown too...

I need to purchase a few more grow lights in coming weeks.

lol, o use clamp lights and CFLs lol.

hmmmm, got a pothos obsession dont you. lol

I've always loved pothos, but they are not always the easiest plant to grow.

Do you have any of the "satin" or "silver splash" cultivars?

Yes I do

Shawn, it's hard on a plant to dry to the point of wilt.....very hard. The recovery process takes energy that they needn't expend if you watered just a little more frequently. Instead of every two weeks, try every ten days or so.

oooohh post pics!!!