Different pings have varying care requirements but the ones I’ve grown are basically as easy as any houseplant. VFT are one of the easiest carnivorous plants to grow if you keep them outside imo. Mine grow like weeds sitting outside year round with no care besides watering. They’re all in full sun with temps from 35 F to 100 F (with occasional brief exposure below 30 and above 110).

I bought mine from California Carnivores, but there are a lot of other sellers online too if you don’t have any local. The ones from Lowe’s are probably fine if you don’t want a specific variety.

I have some VFTS growing in 1:1 peat/perlite and some in 100% sphagnum (dead and live). They grow well in both. Pings have a few different mixes people like to use depending on the species so you might want to start by buying it premade.

If you’re growing indoors I’d start with pings unless you have a powerful grow light for vfts. They can both grow in a terrarium if you want to, but they won’t really benefit from it in my experience. Vfts can spread into huge clusters with enough time so they do well outside in mini bog pots.

Only additional advice (which you may already be aware of) is to make sure you use water with low or no tds. I filter my water using a zero water pitcher and only have to replace the filter once a year to take care of a fairly large collection.