Orchid Pot, 2 Each of 4.3",5.5",6.1" Orchid Pots with Holes, Orchid Pots for Repotting, Plastic Orchid Planter for Indoor Outdoor Plants (2 Each of 4.3",5.5",6.1")

I needed to repot multiple orchids and these were perfect! Love the multiple sizes and the great airflow to prevent root rot. Also appreciate the small holes for hanging- I put two of them as hanging pots in my bathroom. Overall, pleased with the quality and would recommend.

These pots are excellent orchid pots! They are made of durable, sturdy plastic with little holes that allow adequate air flow to the roots without the potting soil falling out. They are easy to clean and a great clear color for light to reach the roots. They allow for adequate drainage to keep orchids happy. They are very reasonably priced. My orchids are happy and growing beautifully.

i purchased this for a mature phalenopsis orchid. It is a nice addition to my kitchen, my orchid has thrived in it and bloomed twice in it. It has the right blend of air circulation from the openings in the walls and the right dimensions for the orchid growing it. The glazing is white, handsome and consistently applied. Well made with a nice retaining tray built in to catch overwatering. I would buy another one. Packaged sturdily and it arrived unscathed, intact.My orchid digs it!

Exactly what I need and more. The 3 sets of snugly stacked plastic pots even came with cute little clips. It was a pure delight! The material is thicker and sturdier than my current one. Price point was another reason for me to choose this brand.

I think I like these orchid pots better than any others I have purchased. They have so much aeration for the roots and they are well-made. They came with orchid clips for orchid spikes. I think they’re a good value for the money and I plan on buying more.

Awesome and no roots sneak in through the holes. Sturdy, well made and reusable. I use them with bark or LECA with great success.

I have 2 orchids. Both desperately needed to be repotted from the store containers. I've had problems in the past with orchids, but these have done really well. This was the first time I've repotted orchids. I was careful to choose the right combination growing medium, and I chose these pots, because of the side slots for aeration and to soak them every couple of weeks when they dry out.It's been a couple of weeks now, and both orchids seem happy and healthy. Both are starting to grow new shoots. I don't have the growing pots in any other containers. They're just sitting on the counter under timed growth lights. I decided not to sit them in a decorative planter, because I wanted good air circulation around the roots. The decision was a good one. I won't have to worry about fungus or root rot. The smallest orchid was in a very tiny 1 1/2" top. I put it in one of the smallest planters. The other was in a 4" pot, so I chose the next size up for it. Both are happy and healthy. In fact, I didn't even lose a flower or bud off of either orchid when I repotted. The larger orchid had some root rot so I had to cut a substantial amount of roots out. But, it's actively growing in the new pot.

I am getting passionate about orchids plants and needed some new transparent pots with drainage holes. They are light and with good drainage holes.It comes in 3 sizes, with trays, perfect if you have different sizes of orchids.