Glad you asked! There is! When you potted your plant, ideally you left about a half inch of space between the soil and the rim of the pot. Fill the pot to the brim with water, pouring it slowly directly at the base of the stem. Allow the water to soak down through the soil. Excess water will momentarily exit through the drainage holes and collect in the saucer. If you let your plant dry out too much, the water might run straight through without actually saturating the soil. If that is the case, fill your sink or a basin with a few inches of water and set the whole pot in the water for a couple of hours. This will allow the roots to get a much needed drink and rehydrate the soil. After this you can return to watering normally (just a bit more frequently). If you ignored our other advice and picked a pot without drainage holes, be more judicious with the watering can. Less is better.