200 Pcs 4 Inch Plant Nursery Pots,Plastic Seedling Pots,Seed Starting Pot Flower Plant Container for Succulents, Seedlings, Cuttings, Transplanting（Red）

I sell succulents, a lot of them! These aren't too cheap, thinner than hard plastic but perfect for anyone who needs low-cost sturdy pots.Easy to push plants out when repotting. Easy on the eyes, and so far none have faded thought they're in full sun every single day. My new staple in the garden

Affordability was my initial draw to these pots I usefor seed starting, and I thought they would be disposable after first use. Pleasantly surprised that they are sturdy and durable to be able to reuse them after sanitizing them for next year also. Perfect size for taking sprouted seedlings and up planting them to a larger container as they aren’t ready to go into garden beds because of weather, but need more room to grow. Great size for smaller plantings with proper drain holes so they don’t become waterlogged and drown the roots. They pots withstood the squeeze necessary to empty the plant for sowing without cracking or crumbling. That was a nice surprise.

The pot are very thin ND crumble easy when adding soil. But for the value of price they serve the purpose

They are flexible to allow the plants with soil to slide out easily. Great QUANITY for the price. I haven’t used all of them yet but… a couple of them (so far) seem to have been melted by their appearance ( see photos). I still used them, just kept the soil below the hole.

The pots come stacked together. The top 12 pots were crumpled. There was no damage to the shipping container. The crumpled pots negate the sellers claim that they are "Beautiful and Practicable".

I only gave 4 stars instead of 5 on durability and sturdiness because they obviously aren't the most durable or sturdy pots, compared to hard plastic or ceramic. However, that is why I wanted them. That's a "feature" to me. I like the flexibility and the way I can manipulate the pot to remove the plant. No need to pry around the edges and risk damaging the roots, and if the roots are growing through the drain holes, since they are so inexpensive it isn't a big deal (or hard) to just cut the pot off the plant. I ordered 100 flimsy plastic 6 inch pots and that is exactly what I got, so 5 stars overall.

Seems good for bulk

These planters were inexpensive and pretext for what I needed. They are thin but a good size. I am using them to grow the plants that I started from seed. I plan to sell the plants and do not need them to last forever