My pot doesn't have any drainage holes in it, but I reall...
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@darcupcake my husband just kept it submerged under water (he said that was really important, to keep it under water) and drilled the holes. I don't think he even used a special bit. Would probably make it easier though.
Yes, you can. If it’s plastic, you can use a soldering iron to add drainage holes. If it’s ceramic, you’ll need a diamond drill bit. I’ll attach a SS of the steps for that.
If you don’t want to deal with all that, you might be able to find a smaller pot that has drainage holes that fits into the pot that you like! That way, you can simply take the plant out easily to water.
If you don’t want to deal with all that, you might be able to find a smaller pot that has drainage holes that fits into the pot that you like! That way, you can simply take the plant out easily to water.
