MaXX Yield "Power Pot" 12 Pack! of 5 Gallon Equivalent Air Pruning Flower Pots (Approximate Volume 4.2 Gallons)

The order came and it looks all right but there are no instructions I can't figure out the best way to assemble it The bottom can go two ways and there's no information on which way it goes. I'll update my review if I get a return on my question from the company.I got my questions answered in less than an hour. The row with no holes goes on the top. The require three thumb screws there are extras. The bottom sits with the points downward. They take less than a minute to assemble and are very solid. Highly recommend.

I bought these air pots after experiencing drainage issues and root lock in ceramic pots.They work great! The myriad ventilation 'pores' not only air-trim roots, stopping root lock from occurring. they also provide sufficient drainage to allow water to flow through, ending issues with oxygen starved, waterlogged roots.At less than $6 a pot, they're a great buy! The manufacturer might have done better to provide a few extra plastic screws used to fashion the strips of plastic and plastic bases into a pot, but that's a quibble: the pots come with enough fasteners to make them all into pots.Speaking of making the air pots, it's pretty simple. Wrap the flat strip of plastic around the base, one row up from the bottom. When the strip is completely wrapped, the two ends will overlap. Fasten the ends to each other using the provided plastic screws. Use one screw on the top and bottom. and you're done. One caution -- it's sometimes a bit difficult to start the screws, requiring strong inward pressure as well as twisting the screws.

These are well made air pots. I own 24 now from this company. I cut some bottom plates down to make custom sizes for space. Zip ties are cheap and work as good or better as the screws on any brand pot. The 12-pack is hands down a killer deal.