How Would You Water This ?

[Nyboy]

Gift from a client, no drain holes. I have not watered since getting about 6 weeks ago.

 

[ninnymary]

Probably mist it but not really sure how often.

Mary

 

[canesisters]

Yeah, I would just use a spray bottle and dampen it once a month or so...

 

[Jared77]

Carefully lol

Seriously I think the above answers are good. I'd be careful not to spray the leaves. It's very cool looking I like it the client has good taste in groomers & gifts.

 

[bobm]

Buy a 3/8" masonry bit and drill a drainage hole at the bottom of the pot.

 

[Nyboy]

You can drill glass with out cracking?

 

[aftermidnight]

Spraying with a mister should work just fine or tip the container, dribble a bit of water down the side, just don't soak the medium especially this time of year. I have a lot of succulents in the greenhouse sitting on cafeteria trays, in the spring and summer they just get hit with a watering wand. In the winter they get a bit of water maybe every couple of months but bottom watered if I see the leaves of any of them starting to look a little limp.
The thing is when the leaves are wet keep it out of the sun as water droplets act like a magnifying glass and those spots could burn.
By the way, gorgeous bowl of succulents, lucky you.
Annette

 

[bobm]

I thaught that the plants were in a clay pot, not glass. In that case you may want to go to a glass or a shower inclosure business where they use a diamond bit.

 

[majorcatfish]

yeap a spray bottle......

 

[Smart Red]

An eye dropper might work better then a mister. You won't have to clean the sides of the bowl. Any way you can get a small amount of water into the bowl will work. The display should last a long time with no tending other then the occasional (rare) dribble of water.

I think it's lovely. Your friends and clients know you well.