GARDENIX DECORSelf Watering Pots for Indoor Plants 3 Pack - Flower Pot with Water Level Indicator for Plants, Grow Tracking Tool - Self Watering Planter Plant Pot - Coco Coir - White

I really liked these self-watering pots. I love that there is a water level indicator too. You know how much water is in the pot and you don’t have the worry of overwatering. I liked that the bottom is closed so that they don’t drip as I’m watering my hanging plants.. Super easy to set up, comes with coconut coir that is easy to rehydrate. Overall, they’re pretty pots and seem effective and reasonably priced

I really like these planers. They are easy to put together and my plants have done really well.

Works well. Minimalist design. Lightweight yet sturdy.

I loved these planters. They way they looks, how easy to water. Easy to put together and my plants are looking so much better now that I split them apart.

Great product at a fair price

Was easy to assemble. Just what I needed. Love the color.

I am delighted by the quality of these pots for the price I paid.PROS:- The interior pot can be lifted out, which is beneficial because it allows you to:- keep the outer pot clean when planting- flush with water if needed- drain excess water if you over fill the reservoir- switch to a different color- Water level indicator moves up and down easily, unlike some pots where it gets stuck- Easy to fill water reservoir. The grate does not block the reservoir, unlike some pots where water can not pass through at a reasonable rate.- All the stickers came off cleanly without any sticker residueCONS:- No overflow drain for use outside.- Lower build quality than higher end pots, more flex, less well fitted pieces, less clarity in the clear plastic, a few unfinished edges. At one third the price, this is a sacrifice I'm happy to make for most of the locations in my house. The build quality is not bad at all.- The claim of "No overwatering" is not true. It is totally possible to over water a plant in a self watering pot. You need to match your media, the pot size, and your watering frequency to the type and size plant you have, and the environment. Different types of soil will soak up more or less water regardless of what the roots are doing. Some plants like to have the reservoir run dry for a while before you refill it. That said self watering pots make things much easier for a lot of types of plants, and most manufacturers make the same ridiculous claim.OTHERMuch more soil is directly exposed to the water in the reservoir than in other self watering planters I have used. It is too early for me to tell what the consequences of this are.

Good size and works well, but bought 6 and trying to put together the float part for monitoring water level 2 of them completely snapped and are not useable now.