BloemFiskars 20-56106 Ariana with Self-Watering Grid, 6", Terra Cotta

I love these little pots! I'm in college so I started using these because bringing heavy terra cotta pots back and forth from my apartment in Orlando and my home in Miami would be a pain... But I actually really like how cute and sturdy they are especially for the price!

Perfect size and design. Do not need drip plates under them because they hold the water. These are very durable and good for house plants.

The 6 inch pots are the perfect size for my square, (outdoor), side tables. I want to put some flowers, on the tables, to add a pop of color, while still having space for a glass, or phone. I like that they have a self watering feature, without a drain hole, because I want to avoid dirt and water running all over the table. Also, these have the terracotta look, without the weight, (since they are plastic), and can therefore be easily picked up and moved around.

LOVE these pots! They were perfectly affordable (compared to the other colors of the same pot), and we're easily converted into a festive addition to my Christmas decor once I added a quick spray of Rust-Oleum gold. All for less than $3.00. Is this not a stunning looking pot for Holiday Poinsettias?

I am using this to hold a toilet bowl brush in the women's restroom in an industrial building. It serves the purpose that I got it for. This does not have drain holes in the bottom and it has that self watering grid that holds the brush above the water that settles in the bottom of the pot. It looks pretty neat in the corner behind the toilet bowl. I got the matching round tray that goes under the pot for the plunger sitting in the opposite corner.

The bottom reservoir is very small. So, it will buy to at most 2 more days between watering. The fact that it does not have any drain hole means certain death for your plants. So, ... I made my own. I drilled 8 drain holes just below the water line. I am pretty sure that my plant will not have any danger of being waterlogged anymore.I will buy more because of the low price. There is a much better alternative for $10 but that is 5x the price of this pot.

I just got these so cannot speak to their durability but I am very happy with the quality of the planter. I like that there is no saucer, just a plastic grill in the bottom for excess water to drain away from the soil. I plan to buy more if these hold up.

Have to by the try separate and this year someone wasn't thinking so the bowl wouldn't set in the plate. sent them back and went hunting thru previous orders to match up the sizes. The Poinsettias have foil on them for now but they will end up in the bowl. I have one from last year this is about 3 1/2' tall, I wasn't able to get out and trim it. I have a pink one for Breast Cancer and they graft onto the red. It is eventually turning red. Mine from last year didn't get enough water or too much and died. Be careful you match the bowl bottoms with the trays