Hadopots 5L Polythene Plant Pots (Pack of 50)

Looked at these as an alternative to the solid plastic pots, which can work out a bit more expensive, considering their use as growing tomato plants and melons on I have found these to be very useful, take up less space when stored and still perform the function of a plant pot. Only time will tell if they are robust or can be reused for another season. They appear sturdy, the plastic is pretty thick so none of the cheap easy to tear material you can come across, plenty of holes in the base for drainage, yes you do have to pad them out at the base so they don't fall over, but so far I'm finding they are worth the money, and for the price you get fifty pots. What's not to like ?

they required about no space when not in use, big enough for my strawberry plants. I like them

I split a lot of plants and car-boot them for a couple of £s, so don't want to buy pots - I ran out of all my old ones. So i had a look on line and these seemed to have great reviews from other buyers. As the price is low, I ordered some. I was surprised how much compost they took - you do have to put quite a lot in to make them stable and they are deep, so I rolled the top over and that helped. I use them for hostas mainly. Would recommend this size for larger plants like small shrubs. The plastic is strong - I have put crock in the bases, although holes are already in them. I am confident they can be washed out and reused next year.

I have a lot of bulbs and tubers and didn’t want plastic plant pots. These are just the job with drainage and they are strong. I dare say reusable.

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Very flexible and easy to work with. I didn't need the full height of the pot, so I just folded down the plastic. And if you are looking to train your plants it is very easy to make holes to tie string in around the edge for this purpose. There are plenty of draining holes in the bottom. The best bit is that up until you need them they are just a flat pile of plastic in a corner, hardly taking up any space at all.

Was looking for a cheaper alternative to plant pots and these fit the bill perfectly and are space saving too. They are deeper then plant pots and therefore narrower then a 5L pot but this doesn't affect me adversely at all. Having recently taken on an allotment that needs a lot of work and I am finding money, these are perfect and my plants are thriving in these.

Strong polythene sacks that will be reusable. Good drainage holes in the bottom. I have used them to plant aubergines and courgettes in the polytunnel. It is a more economical way than buying plastic pots.