You've been asking a lot of questions, specifically regarding growing directions, which is great. Asking questions is the best way to learn things for your specific needs or circumstances. However, I have to encourage you to take your plant keeping to the next level and start really digging in and doing some research. Trust me, in the long run, you'll have much better results when you just know what specific plants need and you understand how you can tweak things according to your specific conditions and needs. There are a lot of places to start, especially online. Even Google can be moderately trustworthy. Use common sense, though, and make sure you're reading from pages where the people seem to have at least some real understanding of the plants. For example, you don't want to follow a conversation on a random gardening forum somewhere that goes something like, "Hey, I bought venus flytrap at the local super market and I'm wondering how I should care for it." "Oh, yeah, I had one of those once! This is what I did: ... "
To help you get started with this specific question, start digging for what type of Ping this is. Is it a temperate? Warm-temperate? Tropical? That will typically lead you in the right direction as far as soil recipe, temperatures, humidity, seasonality, etc. go.
Besides, it's so much more fun to dig and learn! More often than not, you'll end up learning a lot of stuff you weren't even looking for, which is always great!
Good luck! If you have trouble finding any resources, I'd be happy to help, I just want you to start getting into the habit of researching, 'cause that'll always give you the best results. ^.^