GROWNEER 120 Packs 4 Inches Plastic Plant Nursery Pots with 15 Pcs Plant Labels, Seed Starting Pot Flower Plant Container for Succulents, Seedlings, Cuttings, Transplanting

To keep dirt from dislodging through the drain holes, I placed coffee filters on the bottom. A garden indoors is what we intend for these. A useful resource that will be just as useful in.

Marisol Costa

| May 01, 2021

These are the containers I purchased to transplant my plants into this year, as well as pots to sell them For the money they are a great deal. This is a simple solution and I will have no problems using it.

Kaliyah AHMED

| Aug 23, 2020

They all seem to be flimsy, although some seem more so than others. Seeds are only for temporary use while they are starting. As long as it's good enough, I'll be able to reuse it.

Niko Schmidt

| Aug 04, 2020

If you want, you can do so here. Nice 4" pots that are perfect to start my seedlings every year. I use them to start my plants. usually get 2 uses out of my pots and then throw them away, but at this price for 120 pots I can easily justify 1 usage. These are thin, which is why the price is so crazy, but I prefer them over those peat pods or small trays for starting seeds. As well, I usually begin my day with 3 The seeds should be planted in four pots, and the extra seedlings will be transferred to new pots once they have sprouted. I use it every year without fail.
This is a fantastic deal, and I guarantee you will be happy with it. In the documents I have attached I have shown the quality of these tubes, which seem thin but work perfectly for seedlings. In the past, I've even grown fruit trees from cuttings, such as fig, orange, and strawberry. I loved the product and found many uses for it. Please let me know the extent to which you found my review helpful by liking and rating it. You are so welcome. I hope this review is helpful for you. Thanks again.

Rylan Meadows

| Dec 24, 2020

It was kind of shocking to open these pots when they arrived and unpacked. The paper is so thin that they are sides of the plastic are wrinkled because it is so thin. However, the sides of the pot remain wrinkled even after packing it down with soil. I get a cheap feeling when I look at It causes me pain to see them wasted, so I'll be using them (I hate to waste them), but I won't be ordering them again. The pots I'm looking for will be more durable. Most likely, you won't be able to use each pot more than once. There's no way this can be reused. It's a good deal in terms of price, but it's a bad deal in terms of quality. A little more money for something that can be reused is better than a cheaper product. The disposable cup from McDonald's is much stronger than these pots. The update for Thursday, April 23rd is as follows It has been two weeks since I've used them, and I can honestly say that they are not that bad (for their In view of this, this review has been given an additional star. The are intended to fulfill the purpose for which they were created. With these pots (or the sides would collapse), you could definitely not scoop dirt up. The fact remains, their prices are reasonable and they deliver on their promise. So far, there have been no incidents of cracking or breaking. You should not be inconvenienced by slight wrinkles on the side of the pots if you are fine with them.

Rayna Travis

| Sep 13, 2020

Prior to purchasing, I checked all the reviews, and they were correct in saying that these plastic containers are extremely Therefore, I knew what I was going to get and it was okay for my purposes since I was using it for seedlings instead of In my opinion, they can still be used for permanent plants as a very basic and functional pot, not one with any aesthetic qualities. I will warn you that the flimsy surfacing is even more flimsy than what you can find in However, it is more like what you'll see in smaller gardening shops as "ready to transplant" containers. Although I am a beginner and not a pro, these are a good buy from the standpoint of budget. The bottom of the dishes have drainage holes that are of a decent size, so you will not need to go any bigger. The last thing is that since they are pretty thin, they bend easily with almost no pressure, so at times it's hard to separate them. The flimsiness of the frame is not much of an issue once the dirt is filled.

Zeke Brewer

| Jan 11, 2021

These are used to pot up seeds as they grow too large to fit in the starting tray so that the plants are able to grow larger before being planted outside. This is a very thin, light-weight plastic that can be used best in this manner. They are not designed to last for extended periods of time. These are also used for temporarily potting up small transplants so they have a chance to establish before I move them to a new location. It is easy to stack a large quantity without taking up a lot of space because of their thinness and the fact that they can be reused again and again.

Jaelynn Chaney

| Jul 28, 2020

It's been tough trying to get the plant out of peat pots (which dry out quickly), plastic nursery trays, and stiffer individual 3"x2" hard plastic pots you place into trays (which are near impossible to remove). Although you should be careful when handling them, these are exceptional in my opinion. There are two different sizes available, and they can each hold two people In seed starting medium, 3 seeds are placed and the medium keeps moisture without drying out like peat pots or other porous containers. A nice set of young roots was visible through the potting medium into the bottom of the pot, which tells me that the pot is tall enough and wide enough so that the seedlings can Seedlings can begin growing when they are about 4 to 6 inches tall After separating 6 adult leaves, I replanted them in these pots with organic potting mix, one at a time. If they are moved to potting soil in the spring, plants easily untie themselves from the pot. Despite the fact that these pots won't last forever, they are strong enough and yet flexible enough to do the job I need them to. The two of them will last for a couple of years The 3 seasons are taken care of.

Milena Conner

| Apr 02, 2021