What Plants Can I Get?

I have a ten gallon tank filtered tank with a low current, a steady temperature of 78 degrees Fahrenheit, 1 inch of gravel, Led light hood, and one male betta and was wondering what kind of plants can I have? The tank is next to a window and gets about 2 hours of sun on an average day. These would be my first time taking care of live plants, so I want some plants that are easy to grow and take care of. I'm planning on adding 4 neon tetras in about 2 weeks.
Any And All Opinions Or Suggestions Are Appreciated!

edit: i'm getting zebra danios not neon tetras, sorry for the mistake

 

I would not get zebra danios or neons personally. Their temp requirements are in the lower 70s and they are likely to nip and stress your betta. A 10 gallon just doesn't have the length to accommodate a betta and schooling fish safely.

As far as plants go, here is the easiest of the easy:
Anacharis
Hornwort
Marimo moss ball
Amazon frogbit
Water wisteria
Anubias
Java fern

 

Yep. Agree with all that Fahn said above about stocking and plants.

More plants:
Java moss
Basically any kinds of crypts
Duckweed

 

could you suggest some schooling fish or just small fish that could go in the tank then? and thank for the plant suggestions!

 

I wouldn’t suggest any fish with a betta in a 10 gallon.

For tank mates though, you could have 5 ghost shrimp and 2 nerite snails,
.

 

as far as the plants I think I will get Hornwort, Anubias, java fern, and java moss

 

FYI, hornwort doesn’t grow roots so don’t plant it! It is a floating plant.

Also, the anubias and java fern have rhizomes. It looks like a green bar where the roots and leaves come from. The anubias should have a much thicker rhizome. Do not plant the rhizomes below the substrate as the plant will rot if you do. Attach the plants to some driftwood or a rock.

 

FYI, hornwort doesn’t grow roots so don’t plant it! It is a floating plant.

Also, the anubias and java fern have rhizomes. It looks like a green bar where the roots and leaves come from. The anubias should have a much thicker rhizome. Do not plant the rhizomes below the substrate as the plant will rot if you do. Attach the plants to some driftwood or a rock.

okay thank you so much! that will help a lot since I have had an existing anubia right now and I also forgot to mention that I have 2 mysery snails in there right now, that won't be a problem for the plants...right?

 

The mysteries will be fine. If you have mysteries, I wouldn’t stock the tank any further. They are poop machines.