How to transplant small cacti into small glasses?
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They may be able to survive in the glass if you put pebbles on the bottom for drainage.
Cactus doesn't need much watering, just make sure you do as Liz suggested with the pebbles in the bottom and don't overwater them. They do come from the desert where they seldom get water.
You must have drainage holes for all plants. Especially cactus that do not like soil too wet.
It is not a recommended practice to plant in containers without drainage.Plant them in a pot with drainage holes and place them in your containers.When watering take the containers out so the plants to not remain to wet