GROWNEER 6 Packs 6 Inches Plant Saucer Drip Trays, Suit for Pots Less Than 4.5 Inches Bottom Diameter, Round Plastic Plant Pot Saucers Flower Pot Tray for Indoor Outdoor Garden, Black

I looked for the perfect pot saucers for a long time, but they were either flimsy or expensive, or had scalloped edges or colors I didn't like. Then, one day, these appeared on Amazon, and despite the fact that I don't usually buy Amazon stuff without free returns, I took a chance and it paid off handsomely. Since then, I've bought several different sizes of packs. The neutral brown is my favorite because it doesn't detract from the plant or pot's beauty. The height/depth of the edges, as well as the angle of the edges, are both very appealing. I like how simple the lines are. They're not flimsy at all, and I'm confident they'll outlast my plants. I was able to return all of the old plates to the kitchen because they were no longer in use. Purchase a large number of these now, before they realize what a fantastic product they have and raise the prices!.

Carl Bernard

| Mar 14, 2021

25 inches in length. These are fine; after all, they're just a plastic saucer, so there's nothing wrong with them. br>However, they aren't the specified dimensions. The listing stated that they were 12 inches, but they are not 12 inches. They are only ten years old. At the bottom, there are 25 inches and at the top, there are 11 inches. At the lip, it measures 5 inches. A saucer with a diameter of 12 inches would have a diameter of 12 inches at the bottom. The saucer should be about 2 inches larger than the pot, leaving about 1 inch of free space around the outside of the pot for any excess water. I had 10 inch pots, so a 12 inch saucer would have been ideal if they had been 12 inches in diameter. They're only ten, after all. With a diameter of 25 inches, the pot barely fits into the saucer, and the water has nowhere to go.

Phoenix Herman

| Nov 27, 2021

I actually used one as a tray after painting it gray/galvanized. It is capable of transporting these items without bending.

Joe Wagner

| Nov 30, 2021

These are lovely saucers for indoor plants. I have a lot of terra cotta pots, and the surfaces they're on need to be protected from water because they're porous. These are an excellent option for that. br>br>With the terra cotta, the brown color works well. I place my pots and clay saucers in these, which helps if I overwater and the clay saucer overflows. These are simply fantastic for houseplants indoors. I've already placed an order for more pots in various sizes to ensure that all of my plants have one.

Julian Nielsen

| Jan 04, 2022

These plant saucers aren't quite as big as they appear. It can only hold pots with a bottom diameter of 4 inches. These are not 6 inches tall, but 5 inches tall on top and 4 inches tall on the bottom. 5 bottom. It's a huge pain.

Giselle Mullins

| Mar 23, 2021

These trays are the perfect size and depth for a variety of pot sizes, catching the inevitable overwatering that I always do. The floors are no longer a puddle of brown water, and the paper towel savings have already covered the cost of these three times over.

Janiyah Huynh

| Feb 23, 2021

My only criticism is that they are a little shallow for the size; I use them under plants that require constant water in the tray to bloom or produce fruit. Arrangements of flowers tomato. They don't hold nearly as much water as they should. Instead of once in the morning, I now have to refill 2 or 3 times per day. br>br>Aside from that, it's a lot better than the more expensive clear plastic garbage from the local lumber/hardware store.

Nora Sampson

| Mar 26, 2021

Very sturdy and ideal for putting my plant pots on! My terra cotta saucers are lovely, but the plastic ones are better because they don't absorb excess water and potentially transfer it to the surface beneath. I gave them a one for "sheerness" because they aren't at all sheer. They're a dark, opaque black color.

Crystal Waller

| Oct 07, 2021