Elcoho60 Pack 6/5/4/3 Inch Plant Nursery Pots Transparent Plastic Gardening Pot Soft Seed Starting Pot Flower Plant Container with Drainage Hole for Seedling Succulent Vegetable Flowers

Do the job. A little flimsier than I expected but work for what I needed.

These are easily trimmed from the top in case you are using them in a pot that is a bit shallow. They are sturdy, yet flexible, and they have a nice drainage hole. I was afraid it might be too big of a drainage hole, but I use a chunky soil mix, so that hasn't been an issue. If you bottom water your plants, you need these! If you like to propagate your plants, you'll enjoy having these around as well. I'm very happy with this purchase.

I really wanted to like these for my plants but they hold water/moisture and do not let my plants get good drainage. I even changed up my soil mixture and this still happened. If you need something that retains water, then these are for you. If you need good drainage, move to something with more holes. I tried to put more holes in them and while difficult, still didn't help.

Having these sent in a thin box squishes them. A square box may help. Other than that they seem to be exactly what they were sold as.

The “pots” came just as advertised. I didn’t realize how VERY flexible they are. I bought them so I can better observe the soil and roots. I thought there would be a little more rigidity, which makes filling them a little challenging. I describe them more as pot liner and not really pots themselves.

These are great value for the money albeit a little flimsy till the dirt settles!

I have a collection of close to 150 house plants, many were in need of an upgrade and I purchased these. I like clear pots to better watch developing roots, and these are perfect for that.The pots aren’t very sturdy, so they do tend to want to fold in on themselves with lighter weight soils. If I add anything like a small moss pole, I have to set them into a larger/heavier pot to keep them upright.These are perfect to use inside nicer planters, etc., but may not be ideal on their own over the 4” size for stability reasons.

They might hold up better to soil, but I use with leca. I had to double them up because they are thin and super weak. Tripled up would be better, but you get so many of them that that wouldn't be a problem in most cases. I have been slowly replacing them with orchid pots as I can afford.I don't really recommend, and I sure won't buy them again.

The plastic on this is so thin and flimsy. That is basically Ziploc bags with no zip or lock. I was looking for planters to put inside of decorative pots that have drainage holes and these don’t work at all.

Don’t understand why people give bad reviews for these. Yes they are flexible but advert clearly says this. They do need to be put inside a cache pot if using for houseplants. I am using pon now and once I have covered the drainage hole with mesh I like to be able to see the roots and moisture level. I do prefer the smaller sizes and wish there was a greater proportion of these to the larger ones.

Great plant pots but the drainage hole at the bottom is very big