110 Pcs 6" Plastic Plants Nursery Pot,Seed Starting Pots

I like these well enough, they do the job but they are cheaply made, very thin.

Honestly a little thinner material than I thought. colored Amber to orange colored. Looks fine, stability of these pots are fine. works fine holds up to plant growth period does not allow over watering due to the holes in pots bottom which is a plus. Not stiff a little flimsy but it’s a starter pot.

Only one unusable one out of 110, not too bad. These are not pots you're going to use again and again and again. These really are one-time use pots, I purchased them to sell starter plants. They are perfect for this use. Inexpensive which keeps the bottom line down which means I can sell plants for a competitive price. A few things: They're thin! The trick to separating them is to get your thumb in between the curved lip of two pots and gently pull from one of the drainage holes on the bottom of the pot. Super easy and quick. If you pull too hard, you'll probably tear the pot. You will get wrinkled pots. Do not fret if this bothers you, once you put soil in them, they straighten right out. The drainage holes in the bottom are extra fantastic as they allow for maximum absorption of water if you bottom water your plants. Of course the soil you use makes a difference too. Read this how you want, nudge nudge wink wink: I did not have one chad left in any hole. I did read some reviews that said they had issues with that but in my order, every drainage hole was totally unobscured. I potted 109 plants yesterday and set each pot in a trough of water before putting them in their trays. It took a matter of moments to fully soak the entire soil filled pot. I don't get that kind of absorption with my more expensive, higher quality pots so that was pretty impressive. Overall, I'd recommend these to anyone as long as you're not looking for long-term, reusable pots. I'm going to buy more for my next wave of plants.

These pots are flimsy AF! They came damaged as well. I garden all year round and was hoping for reusable pots. These will only be able to be used once. Buyers beware!! Debating a return !!! Rewriting a review after using pots! Posting with original incase you get your pots and you are debating a return. Review 2: I’m rewriting a review with my first review. My seedlings did great. I made the transplant. I am definitely able to reuse pots. These were worth the money , actually really affordable. Sorry for my first harsh review. 0 ✨stars to 5 stars

I should have known it wouldn't be the greatest product, by the price. But they are real flimsy. They do ,do the job.

These pots are perfect for my new plants. Whether I'm planting seedlings or propagating new plants, these pots are the best value out there. The pots came in all stacked together. The plastic is sturdy and once full or soil and plants, it looks like a durable solution for new plants. The holes at the bottom allow for good drainage and the plastic will flex just right when the time comes to repot your plant.

I’ve purchased these pots multiple times, and you really get a lot for the price. They’re a great value, especially if you’re starting a lot of seedlings at once. They have good drainage holes, so my seedlings don’t get waterlogged, which is really important. With proper care, I’ve been able to keep plants in these until they’re ready to be transplanted. The pots are also thin enough that it’s easy to gently loosen the roots and soil when it’s time to move them, which makes transplanting much easier. Overall, I have no complaints — they’re simple, effective, and work really well for starting plants.

Check reviews before buying. These pots are very thin plastic. I was hoping for sturdier pots I could reuse each year instead of using red solo cups, but I’m not sure how long these will last. Once filled with soil they become more rigid, which helps. I did have one flex while moving it, causing me to drop it and replant the seedling, though thankfully the plant was not damaged. If you want a thicker, more durable nursery pot, these probably aren’t the best choice. I also wouldn’t expect them to hold up outdoors in direct sun for a long period of time. That said, for the price, they still work well for starting seedlings or short-term transplant use, and I would likely buy them again for that purpose. I honestly was contemplating a return, but used them anyways to see how they did.

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Good Product

These are very thin plastic but once they are filled with soil, there is no problem. I find this size much better for transplanting outdoors than tiny seedling trays. The success rate is 100% and seedlings can stay in the pots longer if the weather outside is still cold.

These are exactly as I expected for the price. They are thin and flimsy but do a perfect job to get all those seedlings going before transplant.

Gut