REMIAWY Orchid Pot, 12 Orchid Pots with Holes and 9 Saucers, 3 Each of 4.1, 4.8, 5.7 and 6.4 Inch Clear Flower Planter for Repotting, Plastic Breathable Plant Nursery Planters with Drainage

These orchid container are awesome! The quality is amazing for the price. Would buy them again in a heartbeat!

The pot itself is great, they’re very durable and you can see when your soil needs watering or repotting. The only disadvantage I came across is the drip trays are just one size for all the pots. It looks kind of silly with the 3inch pot and a drip tray that’s for a 5inch pot

These pots are thicker than most plastic pots. They are hard to crush or crack like some other styles of pots or plastic. The plastic almost feels rubbery or pliable. The holes on the sides are even and well drilled for good aeration. These pots are good for orchids or other types of plants. These pots could also be used with clay pebble Leca balls for a hydroponic style growing. They are easy to wash and even come with hard durable saucers.

Nice sturdy orchid pots with plenty of holes

These are very good orchids pots.Each pot in each of the four assorted sizes is well made. There are no partially punched out holes, no improperly cut edges or other quality issues. The pots themselves are reasonably thick and will not devolve into a different shape. The pots should last for several growing seasons.The design of each pot is excellent. The aeration holes and slots are well spaced. The center of each pot is raised. This will help promote proper drainage and help prevent root rot. The pots were filled with an orchid mixture of shredded pine, perlite, and some other organic components. There was minimum leakage.Now for the quirks.There are only nine saucers for twelve pots. That is not really an issue as the seller clearly identifies the fact that there are only nine saucers in the sales ad.The second quirk is the pots are sent with a rope for hanging. If my understanding is correct, the idea is to pull the rope on the inside of the pot and knot it so the rope can not slip out. Then there is a ridge on the sides of the pot lids that hold the rope in place. So, when you are done, you have a pot with a rope hanger permanently attached.This makes no sense to me. If a person were to hang the orchid outside, the orchid mix would be emptied out as the plant swayed in a storm. And the rope would quickly become soiled. If the design is to allow a person to hang it inside, then it is a unique idea. When was the last time you were in a person’s home and saw orchids or plants in pots hanging with a plain rope?If the rope makes sense to you as a reader, this is definitely a five-star product. In my view, the seller should consider removing the rope option from the kit and offering one saucer for each pot. Hence the four-star review.But even with the quirks, these are extremely well-made orchid pots and well worth owning.

I used most of these pots for my larger anthurium mamas, and they are some of the best pots I've tried for them. They are sturdy and have plenty of air holes, and being clear they give you a complete view of the roots. They include a length of rope and are solid enough you could hang them directly with it, though I moved all of mine back to shelves. Could probably hold a decent amount of weight but I'd rather be safe then sorry. They include drip trays for each pot that are shallow and don't fully cover the side holes, which allows air flow and really helps prevent root rot. One of my favorite clear sets and trusted with some of my favorite plants. 10/10

I was delighted by this assortment of pots. I have a growing collection (pun intended) of phalaenopsis orchids. I like to keep an assortment of orchid pots so I always have the appropriate size for repotting on hand. These are the same quality or better than the ones I've been paying a small fortune for from a popular potting website.Oddly, the set includes a length of rope for hanging the plants which will be useless to me unless I decide to take up macrame again.

Short and simple: twelve plastic pots in four graduating sizes with three of each size. At the current price without the coupon, it's over $1.50 a pot which is a fair price but not the greatest deal either. I chose these pots purely because they are on the shorter side and, ideally, fit well in a few shorter decorative pots that I have that most of my plastic pots are too tall for. These are marketed as orchid pots, but I plan to use them as you would any other plastic pot -- the clear pots make it easy for me to check on the root health of newly planted propagations, so I'm a fan!