TDHDIKE 4" Small Plastic Plant Nursery Pot/Pots (100pcs) Seedlings Flower Plant Container Seed Starting Pots , Come with 100pcs Plant Labels

The media could not be loaded. When I first saw these guys I was skeptical. They looked very thin and flimsy. After using them for a year I have lost more than I have crushed or broken. These feel very thin and flimsy but somehow they just bounce back into shape. Very light weight. I used these for seeds starting and for up potting seedlings. My little plants live in them for about 4 weeks to 3 months depending on what is growing. I have used them all for at lease 2 rounds of seeds. I am not gentle with them and I have kept them stacked when not in use on a shelf outdoors. I have also lost them in the yard after planting and find them a few weeks later in the sun. No problem. Keeping them stacked or full helps them keep their shape.Probably wouldn’t recommend keeping a plant in them long term because they are easy to knock over. But they are perfect for seedlings. I keep them in watering trays which helps with them getting knocked over. I also tend to over fill my watering trays and shelves but these pots are able to squish in. Great price I just ordered another set since 100 is not enough! All in all very surprised and happy with these!

As many reviews said, its very flimsy. For the price I really didn't care. Rather than shake seedlings out, I intend to take scissors and split it. Considering it comes with cheap plant tags. Still not a bad deal. If you don't like the thinness you can get the round holding trays to go with it.. Works decent in a tray if you don't move them around a lot. I'll order again.update: These worked perfect for keeping indoors for preplanning. Put them in a clear Walmart tote with about 18 per tote, snapped on the lid, and stacked them in the house 6 deep, grew very well and better than expected .seedling are popping out very easy and pots are still reusable. Only complaint has been, tough on the fingernails to separate,. Will reorder because they are the perfect size for starting flower seeds.

These starter pots were fine, nothing super special. I felt they were rather thin. They did the job, but I also ordered some square pots that I’m much prefer because they fit on the starter trays better. These are OK I guess, really no complaints. I personally prefer the square shaped pot, but for the price these will do the trick. It’s nice to have a lighter colored orange at the bottom that you can write on with garden markers to label your plants. If you’re looking for an inexpensive starter pot, these will serve you well.

I was happy with the durability and they did what they were supposed to do for the price. I don't think you can go wrong.

I am writing this review to provide the information I wondered about before ordering.First, the pots are thin-walled. Nothing like the hard 4" squares that you get at the nursery.BUT, they are soft and do not easily break. In fact, I used 300 of them to pot small plants, and NONE of them even thought about cracking.When I took plants out of them, I shook out the traces of dried soil and then stacked one inside another. Most of the crinkles came out. I suspect that they will survive for another year or two, until they go the way of all plastic and fall apart.Next, size vs 4" square pots. Virtually identical contents, except that they"re round. They fit well enough in a tray for 4" square pots. I had to cram them in a little--round peg in a square hole.I had no significant problems teasing them apart. The lips are thin, but they do not break, and they are not stuck to each other. Separating them goes quickly.The labels are very sturdy and plenty large. I can't imagine them being better.These pots fit my purposes perfectly, as I was growing plants to give away to children at a fair. And also for myself.What can go in them? Anything that needs a 4" pot. I had success with marigolds, zinnias, moss roses, mealy sage, jalapenos.They were good enough, and their price was a fraction of the square pots. Plus their labels clinched the deal.If someone offered me these vs hard square pots for free, I'd take the square pots.And, if I were growing plants for commercial sales, I'd opt 100% of the time for hard square pots. I have never seen thin-walled pots like this in a nursery.

Okay value for the moneyWorks for temporary pottingLot more flimsy than expected very thin pots

The media could not be loaded. These 4" nursery pot are perfect to take seedlings to the sext step. They are a bit thin but that is fine sin you get 200 for the price and they are really designed to get seedling to the new stage (so I'm not stressing over how thin they are) they are strong to hold up and they are easy enough to squeeze to the the plants out without damaging.The drainage holes are more than enough to prevent root rot in plants and they also come with labels which are sturdy to hold up and even transfer with the plant further adding up the savings of the kit.I would be purchasing more of these in the future, they are exactly what I need to transplant seedlings for the next growth stages.

These are great for seed starters. They are on the thin side, so much so that some of mine did crunch in, but they easily pop back out.Some of the drainage holes on the planters still had the punches left attached, but they rip off easily because the material is thin. The holes themselves are large, so it greatly helps with preventing root-rot.