You will be glad as you progress. This becomes more and more interesting as you progress. You won't believe how many friends you'll make, even abroad, who will be only too willing to help you. When bringing in plants from other sources, always check for Pests, diseases and repot. To start with, until you have a little experience, you may prefer to buy seedlings from a nursery.
Cultivation is very simple as long as a few basic points are observed.
All these plants require a very open and free-draining compost. This compost should be mixed with horticultural grit at the rate of 3 parts J.I. Compost and 1.part grit. Never use garden soil or old compost from a source where it may have been lying around for months. Potting and re-potting When potting up use pots that are just the right size for the plant, never too large. Tap the compost around the roots, but never press it in.