Did you manually drill the holes? I don't see why it wouldn't be enough drainage, but you know, a couple of extra holes drilled in the bottom couldn't go amiss! I would say either way would work. It really depends on what you want. If you feel safer with a couple extra holes, I would go ahead and do a couple more holes! I, personally, wouldn't bother repotting for just a couple of holes.

~palmsandsnow

Thanks for the reply. Not sure if the image is clear, but the bottom is convex. The 4 holes are on the bottom part. I figured that since it's convex, gravity would naturally drag the water down into the holes.

Aha. Yes I thought there was something funny about that picture. That setup will work if you want it to, so I wouldn't change it unless you absolutely need to.

Manuel

I think you did well with drilling.

I guess you have good supply of pumice?

Rina, I ordered it from here:http://www.generalpumiceproducts.com/order-here/

It came in a 15 pound bag and it will last me a life time

Breathnez, the pots can be moved in and out of the pan. I haven't watered them yet, but when I do, I will remove them for a few hours to help the water drain

Manuel

I don't think it will last you for so long...growing succulents seems to be very addictive, lol. But, it is a good addiction. I am sure you will be getting many more succulents...:)

Oh I was thinking of them sitting in water after a rain.

ez

Rina: I'm running out of window space...

Breathnez: I live in a NYC apt, so my plants are all strictly indoors