I've found Fireflash to be relatively easy. It likes bright light with some direct sun. I keep mine on a table near an unobstructed west window, slightly shaded by some taller plants in front of it. Watering needs are similar to that of its relatives, the spider plants. Water well, let dry a bit, repeat. If it stays dry too long, it has a tendency toward brown leaf tips.

Tho' geraniums may be sold as annuals, I don't know of any that actually are. They were quite popular as houseplants before central heating, and if you have a cool place with good light they should do quite well. And congratulations on your finds! Nice plants.

If you can give the geranium a cool room and sun, you've got it made..they don't require a ton of humidity so that's one advantage. My 3 yr old geranium sits in a se windows in winter..it's stil outside, but needs to come in..(we're expecting snow Thurs)
Fireflash does well in a bright window..if given good light it'll flower in spring. The flower isn't anything to talk about but still it's nice. Congrats on your new plants..

Thanks everyone. My mom is giving me a nice sized baker's rack to put lots of plants on, I'm so excited : ) Definetly want the Fireflash, very cool plant. I dont have any cool rooms, one is cooler than the rest by a little, dont know if it will make a difference. I'll try it just to experiment. Thank you!

Jen