Koalaime 8/10/12 Inch Pots for Indoor Plants, Large Self Watering Planters with Drainage and Saucers, Plastic Outdoor Flower Pot, Set of 3, Green

I've bought a lot of different indoor planters (bought a house and am trying to cultivate a green thumb). I like that they have a drainage tray that isn't a try. They're very attractive. I filled the larger one with three different plants and they are thriving. It's made of plastic, but doesn't appear cheap looking. Very happy with this purchase.

Loves these pots! They are cute without looking cheap and the basin at the bottom that keeps water is great for if you forget to water regularly because it drains excess water down and has a thread that dips into that water where the plant can actually get water whenever it needs! They are sturdy and easy to put together.

I have two gigantic marble queens. I needed a larger pot and these were the perfect size. They hold a lot of water for those that want to use them as self-watering pots. I love the look of it and it was easy to put together. It is light weight, but with the soil and the plant in it, it's very sturdy for my plants that sit on top of my bookshelf.

Thought it was 1 pot but it was actually 2 so that was really nice! Nice and sturdy but not quite as deep as I thought it would be. All and all, I really like it and am happy with this purchase!

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The pots are attractive and look good in my living room. But the watering hole is too small and difficult to put water in. Spills all over.

It's extremely value for money. Just as described. Really pretty color the white with tan, very elegant. It's lightweight yet looks classy. No need to assemble. Very sturdy. Size perfect for my plant holder as seen in video. Buy with confidence.

I've got several plants that like damp but not saturated/water-logged soil. It was difficult with a traditional, water from the top, pot as it seemed to be the soil would either be too wet or not wet enough which in turn caused the plants to struggle to survive but not thrive. I tried different soils, those specifically made for the plants, different watering tactics, watering globes you fill with water and stick in the soil, terracotta self-watering items and still the plants looked poorly. A friend suggested I try using the self-watering pots. I thought, what the hell, I've tried everything else so I might as well try 'em and see if it works. I transplanted the pants into these posts, got a set each of the black and green ones, a month ago and already the plants are looking healthier, got several new growths showing and the pants have grown taller with no sign of browning, wilting or dying off. I also don't have to worry about how much water to give them nor spend as much time tending to them- which helps me out with my busy schedule. The only frustration or negative I have with these pots is the opening where you put the water. The opening is small with no lip, so I had to get a different watering can that had an angled opening on the pour spout so I didn't get water everywhere. Honestly, it isn't a big deal as the new watering can was less than $20, which isn't a big deal when compared to my plants now thriving and the time saved by not having to tend to them as often.