Hadopots 2L Polythene Plant Pots (Pack of 50)

I also bought the 5 litre bags as I was impressed with the quality. Strong enough and they have drainage holes.

Arrive on time.Decided to give these a go to see if they would be better than useing the usual plastic pots for plant growing. Less plastic plus the additional bonus of not useing up most of my spare space with storing pots everywhere, whereas only needing a box on a shelf to store all of these bags. Easily cleaned. Just have a bucket of hot water with disinfectant in, wash and then hang them out on the washing line.The price is very reasonable as is the quality, quite tough but I had to cover the drainage holes on the bottom with small amounts of moss to stop soil falling through ( just needs smaller holes. )Also I would love it if they were manufactured in different colours which not only would look better but then could actually be recycled more easily.I have bought more in different sizes and will continue to use these for my plant business.Happy planting!!So all in all very easy to use, store and clean.

These are great, I grow plants every year for a gardening club to sell and I have broken pots everywhere in the spring, so I decided to try these. They are a bit tricky to fill and hold up to start with, but they support themselves in a seed tray and only cost pennies. once they are planted out I can wash them out and use them again next spring. whats not to like

My veg and I are now hooked on Hadopots, having mastered the art of filling them so that they fit into confined spaces together, etc., etc. Transplanting up sizes has worked well too, with no disasters yet because the compost can be manipulated under the plant quite easily during filling.My only wibble is that the volume size seems to be based on the total area of plastic, a portion of which is folded under to make the 'pot', so the actual volume of a 2L pot is somewhat less than 2L so far as I can see. Now that I've grasped that principle, I've ordered the right sort of larger pots and am very pleased with them all (including these). I can't see myself going back to normal pots now; these are easy to use, clean and store, and seem sturdy enough to last with care.

I have used these before in various sizes for doing every from starting seedlings off in the smaller ones to growing potatoes in the large ones, I have even got 2 young fruit trees getting established in the largest ones. I love these as you can start with the pots close together then leave space between them as plants get bigger. I have even got largest ones on wood platforms so that they can be moved if necessary. with these smaller ones when they are finished with they fold flat for storage therefore saving loads of space compared to rigid pots.

Have ordered several lots of Hado pots in various sizes - the 2L size is especially useful. Hadopots are very cheap compared to conventional pots and hence useful for potting on large numbers of plants. They are also deeper which gives larger rooted plants a chance to fully develop before being planted out (not so useful for seedlings). They are not the easiest to use, being rather narrow at the top compared with a conventional pot and the top "flopps over" when filling. But because of the cheapness worth worth persevering with. The larger sizes are generally too deep and I cut 3" off the height.

Didn’t expect a great deal due to the price but they are great. Hold up well and fit 6 well into a seed tray . Ours are planted with dahlia tubers. Definitely reusable really pleased I opted for these rather than standard plastic pots.

Makes transplanting an easy process