Nursery Pots

Yes, these are thin, but we expected as much for the description. One pot is enough for starting your seedlings in. The sides may cave in a little if you squeeze it, but you can push them right back out again and they don't break. If you're going to move the pot after it's been planted, just use to hands to grasp it by the upper rim (pincher grasp) and you won't have any trouble. After transplanting, we kept ours to reuse next year. None of them are broken or torn. These don't work well for bigger plants because they are small. They don't retain moisture well for a fully grown plant that needs a lot of water. They work great for seeds or seedlings. You will need to transplant once the plant's roots have gotten to be longer than about 3".

Great little pots to start seedlings or cuttings in. I use these for spring seed starting and the occasional small cuttings. These are inexpensive so, giving plants to coworkers and friends is easy on the wallet.

I was a bit shocked when these pots arrived and I unpacked them. They are super flimsy. The plastic is so thin that the sides wrinkle. Even after packing the pot down with soil, the sides remain wrinkled. Very cheap feel to them. I will use them (I hate to waste them) but will NOT reorder these in the future. I will find pots that are sturdier. You most likely will only get one use out of each pot. Definitely not reusable. As far as value goes, sure the price is good, but the quality isn't which equals a bad deal. Better to pay a little bit more for something that can be reused. A disposable cup from McDonald's is stronger than these pots are. 04/23/21 UPDATE: After using these pots over the last two weeks, I have to say they are really not that bad (for the price). As such, I added another star to this review. They serve the intended purpose. You definitely could not scoop up dirt with these pots (or the sides would collapse). Nevertheless, they are economical and get the job done. I have not yet had any to break or crack. If you don't mind seeing slight wrinkles on the sides of the pots then these should not bother you.

For young transplants. Yes they’re cheap and somewhat flimsy but they weren’t made to permanently house plants. I haven’t had one break but they will deflect since they are thin. Good value and they could be reused if you don’t require them to look perfectly brand new. I recommend at the price point

This description is very misleading! I purchased the white pots this year as opposed to the red since the description read "thicker plastic". Well, I found the opposite to be true. The white pots are thinner than the red I purchased last year. I only gave 3 stars because they don't split easily. Save the few extra dollars and try the red pots.

Works for me

This is an update on this item. As you can see, two of the plants are dying (on the middle each side)

Got these as I wanted to be more economical than buying those peat moss cups every year. So far this year these have done great in getting seedlings started. They have holds in the bottom for drainage. And when plants are mature just nudge them out and pop them in your hole. Rinse out and is ready for next season

love the product just needs to be sturdier a little thin rips too easy

Do the job and are well priced. Thin plastic, but adequate for young tree transplants. Would buy again

Excellent value.Just right size for seedlings and cuttings.Will definitely purchase again.Very quick delivery.

Well you get a lot of pots for your "buck", but they are quite thin, but OK for what I need them for.

They aren’t tough but they are ideal for me and functional