Black Plant Pots,Diamond Pattern Planter for Indoor Plants Set of 2 Plastic Flower Pots,Cute Round Succulent Orchid Garden Pots 4.4inch

These are super cute planters that would make thoughtful gifts with a plant you propagated! Good price for what you get, I would definitely order more.

I am planning a mini succulent garden event at the residential community where I work. These little pots will be great for planting a few miniature cactus, hen-and-chicks and other succulents. They’re made of a strong black plastic that will be nice for the intended purpose, and it will only take a couple of cups of soil. The raised diamond pattern on the bottom half of each pot is a nice ornamental touch.The product page says these pots have drain holes that you can open manually. There is a place at the center on the bottom of each pot where you can create an opening, but you’re going to need a 6 mm or 1/4 inch drill bit to do it. I tried punching a hole with a screwdriver, but it made a messy ragged edge. There’s one 3/8 inch (8 mm) plug for each pot that you can use to fill the hole once it’s open, in case you need to stop it up again. A ridge along the bottom has gaps that allow you to set each pot in a tray for drainage.I am not sure what kind of plastic these are made of, since there is no indication on the product or the packaging; nor is there any kind of instruction sheet or paperwork. If the drain holes had panels that were easier to pop out, I’d give it four stars. At almost $12 for the set of 2, you’re paying about $6 per pot. They seem a bit small at that price, especially being plastic rather than ceramic. They’re too shallow for anything bigger than miniature plants, too.

I like this planter because of the studded feature. It looks really cute and gives me a punk rock feel. I am not a big fan that it is plastic... I mean it is okay. They do not have drain holes so make sure to add your own! I do think that this is cute to purchase and add a plant to give as a gift :)

Cute sturdy pots. Perfect for succulents.

These are more useful as ashtrays imo.

I got these because I was gifted two succulents in tiny pots and they need to be transplanted. These looked perfect and even advertised a plug for the drain hole so I can seal them up after watering and not have drip trays. The pots do come with rubber plugs but you have to drill your own 15/64" hole. It is a snug fit but a little water or some vaseline on the plug and it fits well. I felt like a 1/4" was going to be loose and well, you can't make a hole smaller so I stuck with 15/64"The pots are actually pretty thick walled and have a nice look to them since they aren't thin. They are a perfect neutral look which is what I wanted.

These are the cutest little flower pots. A perfect home for succulents. I however, have not planted any in either as of yet and have found my keys, rings and coins in them so far. Needless to say, these decorative little flower pots have quite a few uses. I love the diamond pattern also. Very nice!!

I specifically picked these because they came with plugs, which implies that there are drainage holes. These had places in the bottom where holes can be drilled, which I was able to carve through with a screwdriver, but there was no way that the plugs that came with them would fit if I changed my mind. The design is cool, although the shiny plastic looks kind of cheap and there is a smooth rectangle in the middle of a side - not sure what that's about. It's fine as a temporary solution for some small plants I needed to pot, but I wouldn't purchase again.