RAOOKIF6/5/3.5 Inch Clear Nursery Pots with Drainage, 24 Pack Clear Nursery Pots for Plants, Flexible Plastic Garden Flower Pot

I recently purchased a set of clear nursery pots for my gardening needs, and I couldn’t be more satisfied with their performance. These pots have proven to be a game-changer in my gardening journey, and here’s why:The transparency of these pots is a standout feature. Being able to see the roots and monitor the moisture levels without disturbing the plant is incredibly beneficial. It provides valuable insights into the plant’s health, allowing me to adjust watering and care routines accordingly. This feature alone has significantly improved the overall well-being of my plants.The quality of the clear plastic is excellent. These pots are sturdy and durable, able to withstand rough handling without cracking or breaking. The drainage holes at the bottom ensure proper aeration and prevent overwatering, promoting healthy root development.I also appreciate the versatility of these pots. They come in various sizes, accommodating different plant types and sizes. Whether I’m propagating seedlings, repotting established plants, or creating decorative arrangements, these clear nursery pots have proven to be the ideal choice.Furthermore, these pots are reusable, which is not only eco-friendly but also budget-friendly in the long run. They are easy to clean and sanitize, ready to be used for the next planting season.In summary, if you’re a gardening enthusiast or even a beginner looking for reliable, transparent, and durable nursery pots, look no further. These clear nursery pots have exceeded my expectations, making my gardening experience more enjoyable and successful. I highly recommend them to fellow gardeners for healthier, happier plants. Thank you for providing such an exceptional product!

These are very nice nursery pots! Good width, good depth, lots of drainage, and they are sturdy. I have a couple of plants potted up in them, those plants are doing great, and thriving. Because these pots are clear, I can also monitor root growth, moisture, and I know when I need to repot the plants. Win win situation! The only downside to clear nursery pots is that there is no protection from bright or direct light on the roots, so please be sure to put these nursery pots in an opaque planter to protect your plants roots.

I use these with some of my smaller plants and propagations, and I've found they generally work pretty well. The holes on the bottom are on the larger side, so soil may fall out the bottom unless you use a screen (or coffee filter) to block it.The plastic is a bit thin, but for such small plants it's not a huge issue. Honestly it's a good tradeoff in my opinion for such totally clear sides! You can see the roots perfectly, no cloudiness or obstruction.

I like that these pots are clear, they’re sturdy and they have precut holes for drainage. The variety of sizes in this pack was also great.

I ordered black and clear pots. The black pots are better quality as advertised. I left a black under a sunlamp for a week. No fading.The clear pots for inside are amazing. They can be reshaped and reshaped easily and seeing if the dirt is truly dry is has saved a number of indoor plants.

I bought a couple of CUTE pots without drainage holes. Big no-no! I got these as a way to lift the plant and roots out of the bottom. I put rocks between the bottom of the pot and the bottom of the plastic pot. Hopefully it'll prevent root rot! These are super cute pots, especially if you're looking for an understated and natural look to your plant collection. They're a little flimsy but totally fine.

These clear pots are very strong. If you've ever picked up one of the cheaper pots in the middle, while it is full of soil, they tend to crush. These do NOT. They even have a seemingly reinforced top rim, so that you could also carry it with your fingers around the perimeter without it crushing under the weight. I specifically wanted clear so that I could tell if my plants were growing properly. Did they stop because of some issue or simply because they are out of root space?? The only way to tell is a clear pot. In fact, they work so well, I need a larger size. ****** Please sell 10-inch :) *******For size reference, the smallest cup on the left is a 5oz cup, I'm not sure of the exact size of the tall thin one, but I'd guess around 8-9oz, and this one is in the back.

I prefer to use clear nursery pots to monitor root health and growth. I was hoping the plastic would be heavier and closer in thickness to a deli soup container, but these are like clear plastic drinking cups with sturdy rims. Used outdoors, I only expect them to last for a season or two before the UV rays cause them to break and crumble. I've used drilled-out drinking cups to start my seedlings, and most have disintegrated by the second summer. They will last much longer if you use them indoors or in a decorative planter.

$30 CAD for a handful of plastic cups with holes in the bottom of them is pretty expensive. But overall these pots are the perfect sturdiness and a wonderful clear plastic. Just what I was looking for