Succulent Pots, White Ceramic Pots for Plants Set of 6 Succulent Planters with Drainage Tray Bamboo Small Plant Pots 3 Inch Planter Pots Cactus Mini Flowers Pots with Saucer Garden Pots (4Pack)

I was thrilled to find white pots, that are shorter than they are wide, with bamboo trays, at a phenomenal price! I had been looking for quite some time.I don't know if other plant lovers have this same predicament, but most of my pots are as tall as they are wide. (Same width and height. Ex- 6inh x 6inw) It looks great with a full Pothos plant, but when it comes to my smaller vining plants, that much height can look a bit odd to me.My pots came in the mail yesterday. Everything was in tact; all 4 pots, and all 4 trays, were accounted for. These pots are heavy, but not so heavy that you can't place them on a hanging shelf. They have that glossy ceramic finish, and the minimalistic design, which adds a nice touch. There is one large-ish drainage hole in each pot.Today I repotted two of my Hoyas in the largest and smallest pots, and they look stunning! I watered them afterwards, and the water drained out very well. I did get soil on the pots, but it wiped right off. They look so nice on my white rope shelf, with my other white pots.For the price and quality, I definitely recommend these pots! I may have to order more for Christmas gifts, for my plant loving friends and family.

I like these little succulent pots a lot! I just got back into houseplants after forever, and I bought succulents in their plastic containers. I really needed them to fit on my kitchen windowsill, and I liked the bright white. In transplanting, I added just a bit of succulent soil and roughed the roots a little before planting. These five just a little more room for the plants to grow, and they look so cute, with each having just a small difference in design. I definitely would buy them again. As it was, a friend liked how my succulents looked on the windowsill, and I offered them to him. He liked the white pots, but knowing his decor in his home, I did get new different containers for him. I am keeping these and will reuse them soon!

The pots were packaged really well in a cube-shaped box, which was packed inside a much larger box. I was worried that items would be damaged from shifting around in the larger box but thankfully there were no issues. These look very high-quality and would be perfect to give as a gift by themselves or with a plant! Great quality for the price.

I ordered these at a discount as they had been returned to Amazon before, so for what I paid they’re outstanding! I love the style and the multiple sizes. My only issue with them is that they’re wider and shorter than nursery pots. So if you’re simply putting a nursery pot inside one of these planters, it’s either going to stick out the top or have a lot of room around it.

These pots are sized per the description, and the texture on the sides is nice. But they are impossible to clean if you're a messy potter (like me) and also they don't tend to drain as well through the bottom hole. My African violet in this pot is particularly unhappy-looking.

Don't get fooled on these. They're smaller than a standard succulent pot and really only appropriate for a succulent in the first few months of its life. They're very cute and neutral, but they feel very light and there's some manufacturing junk like traces of other things from the kiln stuck to the bottoms. They also don't come with screens or anything over the (very large) drainage holes. I put a bonsai layer of rock in the bottom of my pots, so this proved less than ideal.

Super cute little white pots with wooden saucers that are great for succulents. My only disappointment is that one of them arrived cracked-not cracked like it broke during shipping, but like it was cracked and tried to put back together.

I purchased these set of six, small ceramic pots with bamboo trays. Very cute! They came unbroken (whew!), packed in a Styrofoam insert. I'm using these for my baby succulents. I will say that the bamboo trays are not waterproof, don't know if I could treat or coat with a waterproof spray to make them so. However, I don't soak my plants, so overwatering wouldn't be an issue.