Worth Garden Resin Round Planter Pots for Outdoor Plants 14'' 11 Inch 9 '' Large Plastic Flower Pots 3 Packs Matte Black Morden Indoor with Drainage Hole Luxury Containers Deck Patio Lightweight Small

exactly what I wanted!

These planters were perfect for what I was looking for. They do look like lightly-rough sandstone, and are sturdy enough but still a lightweight plastic. If you intend to plant something tall in these pots, you might consider weighing them down with stones inside, since the plastic is not super heavy.Like others have mentioned, the drainage "platform" inside of these is a bit strange. The hole on the bottom of the pot is more like a tube that extends up an inch or two fro the base, which seems counter-intuitive for drainage to happen. I just drilled my own drainage holes in the bottom and it works fine. I do like the platform inserts, they're a nice way to add a drainage layer as long as you make your own holes in the pot!Also, these pots are BIG. I've included photos of the smallest and medium-sized pot for reference. The large pot (not pictured) was too large for any of my plants. I ended up permanently planting the succulent and snake plant in the small and medium pots, and threw a trash bag liner in the largest for a matching patio trashcan for plant clippings and other garbage for now. This wasn't my original plan but the pots were larger than I had imagined and it worked great!

Absolutely LOVE these pots. This is my second order, and they look just as good as the first set. I got them to replant some larger rescues/rehomes - 4- and 9-ft bird of paradise plants, a hoya, and a rootbound snake plant. They will probably take more soil than you expect: the middle-sized pot (shown in my pictures) needed somewhat more than a 6-qt bag of potting mix after the shelf at the bottom and my transplanted snake plant were added.I'm waiting for the sellers to offer this design set in smaller sizes so that I can repot my spider plants and mini rose to match!One suggestion - put the included shelf into the empty pot and measure how much water the reservoir holds BEFORE you add soil and your plant. Thank me later!

These are great sturdy pots. They held up during a recent storm that was very windy. However, I wish they weren’t so expensive or had pieces you could buy individually. As you can see in the picture I have another plant that I need to go in a pot but I can’t get a matching one for the remaining plants and they’re too pricey to buy another set. When I recently went to most homes home stores to attempt to find one that might match I found thick plastic pots of the largest size for an average of $13. Just none that match this texture spray. SMH

I have received so many compliments on these. In a corner on my front porch. Sizes are just right.Love them.

I wanted to only use ceramic pots for my plants inside but as I got more bigger plants, I needed more pots and ceramic pots can get super expensive! So I went with this option and honestly, I think it’s the best for a ceramic-looking non-ceramic option! They don’t look cheap and they definitely aren’t built cheap. They are pretty sturdy and it’s nice that there are still venting holes at the bottom in case too too much water builds up at the bottom. It’s also nice that it comes in different sizes which can accommodate most plant sizes!

Nice looking pots

I really want to like the product. I like the look, size and lining. But because they include predrilled holes, the lining is useless as self watering feature because water is never retained. I recommend providing hole plugs in the event that customers want to use them as self watering planters. It would pitch a solid selling point in my opinion.