How do I use glass bulbs for watering plants?
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Fill them with water and place upside down(usually) in potted plant soil....
If you mean in reference to some kind of project idea you need to clarify what you are asking.
I love those. They are such a help. Just fill them up and put the pointed part into the plant.
You fill them with water , then quickly turn them and stick them in the dirt behind the plant .
You don't stick them in the planter, you stick them in the planter. Just push them in the dirt. Didn't they come with and instruction sheet?
This article shows some DIY "plant nannies" you can make for your plants: https://balconygardenweb.com/homemade-diy-watering-globes-ideas/
You could always purchase them, too. You just fill them, and turn them upside down and insert them in the dirt: https://balconygardenweb.com/homemade-diy-watering-globes-ideas/
These aren't glass bulbs, but these are simple plant nannies you could purchase: ttps://amzn.to/3jusDFE
This is a pretty glass plant nanny set you could purchase: https://amzn.to/2WIopBt