T4U5 Inch Plastic Planter Pots with Saucer Grey Set of 10, Seeding Nursery Planter Pot with Drainage and Tray for Flowers Herbs African Violets Succulents Orchid Cactus Indoor Outdoor

LOVE T4U pots. I have T4U pots in several sizes -- the 5.75", the 4.25" and the 3". The two larger ones I have in the off-white color and the 3" pots are brown. I grow small succulents (and when they get too big I divide them and give some away so I can stay focused on small plants -- my preference).I have bought MANY kinds of plastic pots, both on Amazon and in local stores. I like the Bloem pots very much -- but they are hard to get locally and don't come in small sizes. Along with them, T4U pots are my favorites and I own many. They are the ones I use most often.The quality of plastic is very good -- durable, not in any way cheap. The drainage in T4U pots is also excellent. I use sliced up plastic canvas to help prevent either soil leakage or leakage of a non-soil mix -- and drainage remains excellent with these pots.Also I have them outside 100% on a covered porch -- in heat -- and they don't crack at all. They also wash well -- important with re-using plastic pots. Because of my watering situation and set-up, I don't tend to use the saucers much. I think if you like plastic pots (they are not nearly as heavy as clay pots), then you cannot go wrong with this brand.

These are perfect. They match any decor. They won't break if dropped. The drain holes are raised a little so the water can actually go into the saucer. No complaints from me. Exactly what I was looking for!

These were great for replanting things. I like the fact that they come with the drain plate. I would highly recommend these. Great deal also.

I've made 7 purchases of various sizes of these Tau short plastic pots. They're an incredibly sturdy plastic with a generous amount of drainage, especially compared to plastic pots at the big box stores. Plus, at this price you'd only get flimsy, green growers pots elsewhere (watch pricing though, right now the 5.75" Tau are higher than usual.)I use various sizes for succulents or use the larger sizes in a decorative outer pot for specimen succulents and other houseplants.The smaller sizes are perfect for propagating.In fact, propagation has been too successful... 100+ indoor plants and growing ;)

It is difficult to find the correct size flower pots for African Violets. These are the correct size and depth and they are a very good value too. I grow my own African Violets from leaves and they are doing very well in these pots.

Good value and they do the job.

This is either the 2nd or 3rd time I've ordered these pots. They are really nice - durable and inexpensive.I start my plant cuttings in very small pots. Once the cuttings have begun to form baby plants, they go into the t4u 3.5 inch pots for about a year. They graduate to the 4 .25" pots -- if african violets, this is their "permanent" pot size. Others will go on to the bigger t4u pots as needed. I use both the gray and the brown versions -- like them both!They feel nice, they look nice -- they are unobtrusive. Best pots EVER!

These are great!!! I use them for my cuttings and propagating new plants.To put it into perspective, these are only slightly larger than your average nursery pot that comes with smaller plants when you buy them, so if you're looking to get a bigger pot for your plants that are in four inch nursery pots I wouldn't recommend in that case unless its for succulents.I'd definitely recommend using these for plants that like to be pot bound and if you like pots that are more shallow.The drainage is very good! Something to keep in mind is not much water can collect in the tray and will overflow easily.Very sturdy and doesn't feel like a cheap nursery pot. Definitely won'l break if your pet or kid pushes it over. Definitely recommend!

I wanted some 5" plastic nursery pots to fit inside fancier decor planters at home, but I could only find 4" or 6" in the flimsy thin plastic kind. So I bought these. They are much, much sturdier than the kind of nursery pots I was looking for. they have good drainage and they come with their own drip dish. They're the perfect fit for my ceramic planters and they're the hero of re-potting season. They are nice enough that you don't even need to hide them inside a planter.color is a light beigey grey. they're about as tall as they are wide.

If you're like me, you probably have a few dozen 10-15cm pots that you dig out come seedling season - or like this year you realise they've already got things planted in them and you'll need to grab more.While these are definitely pricier than the bog standard equivalent, they feel incredibly sturdier - I can pick up one in each hand with no pot flex. Additionally, they're pretty alright looking and let your little windowsill seedlings blend into the environment a lot better than a garish orange pot.The dishes themselves are a welcome addition, though with any pot and saucer situation I've found myself overfilling them - and so would definitely advise getting a larger tray if using them indoors.Last note is they have pretty solid drainage. I've used some grit in the bottom and found them to drain well - especially if left out of the saucer for the majority of the watering.

These little pots are sturdy and cute--but they are not the colour shown In the photos. These pots are GREY. If you want black plant pots, these are not the ones for you. I kept them, I was disappointed in the colour, because I wanted black.

I just bought the "10.9 cm / small " models in dark grey "No 1".Product page lists dimensions as: 10.9 x 10.9 x 470 centimetres L x W x HThe height of of course incorrect: each pot is around 7.5cm tall (and not 4.7m high...).Apart from that, those are good quality items: well made, good looking (despite being plastic), good drainage (which is essential to prevent over-watering), good oxygenation for the roots (raised bottom drainage) and perfectly matching saucers. It's quite difficult to find pots with all those advantages.Good value for money too, given that you get 10 pots and saucers.

Blend in with most decors, strong and sturdy, drainage holes in the base...If you have a lot of house plants they are a good deal.