Anyumocz 60 Pcs 1 Gallon Flexible Plant Nursery Pots,Thickened Soft Plastic Seedling Pot with Holes,Flower Plant Container for Succulents,Cuttings,Transplanting,Home Garden(Black)

These are inexpensive, so they might not be as good as higher priced ones. However, they work just fine for what I want them for and probably for other purposes. The top edge is nice and firm. The sides are very thin and do crumple and get squished in very easily. To be honest, my husband and I have bought lots of trees and plants over the years he was alive and we were married and I’ve seen plenty of pots during my lifetime. These have the thinnest sides of any pot I’ve seen and handled. So they do have very thin sides and do crumple in very easily. I was using one to scoop dirty out of the bag and it kept crumpling. However, once I put dirt and baby tree in the pot, it is fine. When I carried the pot, there was no crumpling. It was totally fine. Now, it’s winter here, so I don’t know how they will hold up in the heat, but I can’t see a pot, even a thin one, melting or anything. I have a gorgeous green leaf Japanese Maple tree that drops seeds and makes babies all the time. Tons and tons of babies every year. My late husband use to dig up and transplant a couple of the babies and grow them. I’ve decided to carry on this tradition in his memory. So I dig up a small number babies after they’ve been growing for a couple of months and put each in a little tiny pot that disintegrates. If the baby lives, I will transplant them into one of these 1 gallon pots. Last summer I dug up 8 and 5 lived. When/if these continue to grow, I will eventually transplant them into a bigger pot. So these 1 gallon pots are kind of temporary pots. I just transplanted the ones that lived into one of these pots and it worked just fine. The drain holes work fine, I didn’t have problems carrying the pot to where I want it, they don’t crumple or anything with the dirt in them. So yes, the sides are thin, but for me, they are fine. I don’t know if I’d want a big pot where the tree would be in it for it’s life or years to have sides this thin, but they might work fine for years. Forthe wonderful price and my purposes, I think they are fine. Oh, and the sides are much thinner than any pot I have bought a plant/tree from a nursery has come in. I like the looks of pots that are like ceramic and are hard, but I find them very hard to get the plant/tree out of them if I need to transplant them. Plastic pots are much, much easier. So if I wanted to, I’d buy some lovely hard pot and put a plant/tree in a plastic pot and put this poastic pot in the hard one. These would be great for that purpose. So as long as you are forewarned that the sides are thin and crumple very easily, the top edge is nice and firm, I do recommend these pots depending upon the purpose you want to use them for.

These are perfect for all the multiplanting i do without a high cost. I got the half gallon and they are a nice size for bulbs and bigger plants to grow in before planting out. Not ultra strong but i didnt break any in normal usage. If you are thinking about selling plants these would be perfect.

Good product, not really sure what the other issues are when I read reviews. The dimensions are about on what was given on site. Doesn't appear as big as I thought, but dimensions are about on. Given the price, they are thin plastic like when you buy plants. This is fine. They aren't meant to be decorative, but just a container to start plants. I think the value and quality match. So far I am pleased with it and the seller. I might change the review if the plastic is a low quality and deteriorates quicker than a garden center pot as they ideally use plastic for being outside, but by all appearances its a decent plastic pot for temporary starting of plants for yourself, to give away, or to sell. I look forward to growing some privacy bushes. I wanted to point out I have no issue with this seller, but since I really can not update seller feedback or message them to apologize for a mistaken review I want to let them, Amazon, and viewers they are fine. I tried to give feedback on a different seller and when I clicked the other seller in Amazon's mobile website, it took me to this seller. I did not realize that Amazon linked me to this seller and this seller was unfairly given a review I meant for another seller. I kept trying to click sellers and it would take me to the wrong seller on the mobile website for other products I bought. I had to log onto a laptop to find out that my poor seller review was given to this seller by a glitch. I'm happy with this seller and their product.

a little thin on sidewalls but adequate for new plant starts

I purchased the Anyumocz 1-gallon flexible plant nursery pots (60 pack) for gardening, and they’ve been working very well. The pots are flexible but still sturdy enough to hold soil and plants without collapsing. They have good drainage holes, which helps keep the roots healthy and prevents overwatering. I’ve used them for starting plants and repotting, and they’ve held up nicely. The size is perfect for young plants, and having 60 pots is very convenient if you’re working on multiple plants at once. They’re also easy to clean and reuse. Overall, these nursery pots are a great value. Practical, durable, and perfect for gardening projects. I would definitely buy them again.

After taking one out and handling it, these are effective the same way soda cans work. The top lip and entire bottom are rigid. In between the walls of the pot are thin and flexible almost paper-thin plastic. By itself it's not strong, you can crush it like an empty soda can. But like the can, with a load from within, tension gives the entire pot strength. It should resist deformation when filled with watered soil and the important bits, the lip you will grab, the bottom that impacts the ground when you set it down, they're thick rigid plastic. The pot should not tear as long as it's not punctured, think how thin a crushable plastic water bottle is and how resistant it is from tearing without a sharp object.

There's a reason these are inexpensive. The plastic is quite thin and easily distorted. That said, they do hold soil and will work for my plants as I am giving them away. The rim is a little stronger than the body of the pot, so they will work. Don't plan to wash and reuse them.

A friend gave us a stack of cuttings to root. All of the one gallon pots for sale in our area would have made the project prohibitively expensive. These were reasonably priced and tbe same quality that you see at commercial nurseries.