PL20GY Classic Traditional Plastic Urn Planter Indoor/Outdoor, 10" x 12", Gray

Would work great for plastic plants, but not sure that you could even put dirt and an actual plant in it.

Purchase these to add some greenery to porch allYear long - easy to assemble and plenty of space to fill

I’m very happy for with this pot for my cast iron plant. The only chore was making two drainage holes because it’s strong plastic. I finally used a hot glue gun to burn the holes.

Easy to install - just twist the urn to the base. Good size for 12” pot, looks beautiful at the front door.

These were perfect for what I needed them for! I just added some red spray paint myself.

They are beautiful, but as they are light-weight PLASTIC, don't expect anything "sturdy." You'll need to plop a brick at the bottom to keep it from blowing over in the wind.

Very easy to assemble. Perfect for indoors, if you are planning to use outdoors you will have to drill holes for drainage.

Mine arrived in a crushed box & looked out of shape around the top rim, I almost returned it, but after 3 days set out & a lil sun & blowdry on the rim it’s in better shape now so.. hopefully it holds up w/a live plant in it!? Don’t seem too promising when it arrived this way but the rim isn’t holding everything inside really.. I see some people had them fall & break from probably normal weathering/outside use, I do plan to use it on my shaded front porch that doesn’t get too wet from rain & have it indoor seasonally..so if it lasts a yr or 2 I guess it’s worth it? Probably better to buy a more sturdy material but my palm needs a repotting asap! & idk how I’m gonna go about drainage or a separate bottom layer inside for weight & to keep the roots dryer? or where I’d drill a hole bc I don’t trust this material too much already,Lol! Tall planters/urns like this are usually more expensive than I can afford.. like ever! & I love the gothic/vintage feel/style in all my decor So I’m really hopeful that this will last a few years! I’ll update if anything changes/happens etc.