I tried a keeping a few of those over the years without much success.
I have some tips, if you want:
Native species from your area will give you an easier time. If you can't find one that you like, look for species https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_classification#/media/File:K%C3%B6ppen-Geiger_Climate_Classification_Map_(1980%E2%80%932016)_no_borders.png.
Most of them hate soil. You'll need a proper medium to grow them; it's usually a mix of tree bark, sphagnum, and sometimes charcoal (it helps to keep nutrients for slow release)
Light requirements also vary but most of them like indirect light.
Typically to water them you need to also water the leaves, so it's a good idea to use a spray bottle for that.
If you're unsure on when to water them, check when their leaves get slightly wrinkled. For me at least watering is each ~2 days now on summer, ~2 weeks on winter.
It's easier to over-water than under-water them, so do it preferably in the morning (as excess water will evaporate).
Once in a while it's a good idea to add some fertiliser to their water. Keep it really diluted otherwise it "burns" the plant. Usually I do this every 5th watering, so each ~10d on summer and ~2 months on winter.