OYSIR 3 Pack Bamboo Saucer, 6 Inch Plant Saucer, 5" Cactus Plant Tray, Round Bamboo Tray for Modern Ceramic Flower Pot, Planter Pot, Cup Holder, Spoon Holder, Kitchen Utensil Rest

I bought these because most planter saucers are unattractive, and these are sophisticated looking and I thought they would look great under my plants. And they do! BUT they are practically useless because:1- due to the shallow lip, they do not hold much excess /run-off water when watering plants so the water just runs out of the saucer, defeating the purpose.2- They develop mold. Because they don't hold much water, I started taking my plants to the kitchen sink to water them and let the water drain for 30 minutes - an hour, and then put back on the saucer. However even the slightest dampness causes mold to grow. Black mold.I have kept them for the time being until I find something better that also looks good. I have taken to pouring either bleach, vinegar, or soft-scrub w/bleach on the saucers to kill the mold and then re-using. But that's a pain.I have considered spraying them with some kind of lacquer finish to see if that helps deter mold growth, but haven't tried it yet.

They are decent quality. There are some rough spots. They do not have any slip resistant surface on the bottom so they will not stay in place. I have one on my desk for my coffee mug and it slides all over the place every time I pick up or put down the mug. I knew this might be an issue. I am using the other two underneath flowerpots which work fine so 2 out of 3 aint bad.

These are really and I love the aesthetic they have. They look so cute under all my planters. However I placed one under a temporary pot while I was waiting for the rest of my planters to come in. But when I watered the plant it has already left water stains on the saucer. Not that I’ll ever be looking at it. I just hope it doesn’t mean that they won’t last as long!

We use them under plants and also for coffee cups at the breakfast bar. They look nice and do the job.

They do their job but could’ve used more finish material as the mold is horrendous and latches on to the bamboo grains. I have my pots on a rotation system now so the trays can be washed and fully dried to not spread mold to my plants.

These are a great size for many of my small indoor plants with drainage holes, and I really like that the lip is so low profile, as many plant trays are not aesthetically pleasing and take over the bottom couple inches of a pot. However, even small amounts of water and weight seem to damage them. I have had one under a plant for a few months, and it’s water stained and breaking apart. This is beneath a plant that’s definitely less than ten pounds and is water pretty lightly and infrequently.

Attractive and provides protection for my furniture

I could see how if you had a plant that needed constant watering, that these would not be your best bet. But, for dry plants such as succulents (which these are intended for), they do the job perfectly.

These fit well under my pots although the ridge is so low they protect more against debris rather than overwatering. I haven't had them long yet so I cannot comment on longevity or durability.