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- #111,117 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden)
- #283 in Planter Nursery Pots
- #889 in Garden Pots
Product Description
David Durant
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
Good value
Gene
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025
Look fine, haven't used them yet
Elaine
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
This was perfect for the baby showering I was planning. Dropped a small bag of soil in each pot, added a packet of flower seeds and decorated with ribbon. It was a hit!!
Karen Kramer
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2024
These worked great for what I needed them,for planting seeds. Recommend. Good price and value for the money.
JB
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024
These pots are okay. I was sad when I realized they have no drainage holes- that adds extra work for me to make holes. I also was disappointed in how short the plant markers/stakes are- way too short for these pots or even a standard tray. They will easily be lost. I would buy from a different company next time.
Munro
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2024
We expected to use these pots as a more natural pot to sell some small seedlings at this year’s farm market. Unfortunately, they did not work for that use. The pots break down very easily making a longer use of them impossible. In the past I have gotten peat pots that are expected to be planted with the plant and break down. None have broken down as well as these pots. These molded and started to decompose before we could ever make it to market with them.Short-term use of these pots I can see great potential. I have some left that I plan to use for some plants that don’t like to have their roots disturbed after planting…vining plants such as cucumbers, watermelon, and squash. With how well these broke down I am hoping they will be the first pots I can actually plant with the seedling inside and have break down. No review on whether this works, but based on how they have performed this far I expect them to do well.Size is better suited for the vining items than the tomatoes and peppers I had in them previously. Too small for the tomatoes and peppers. Fast growing herbs or flowers might work as well.
lois mclenaghan
Reviewed in Canada on July 28, 2021
pots fall apart when earth inside is watered….not good quality at all….i ended up putting pots inside empty pots, then they both fell apart…..waste of time and money. i wouldnt even give them one star except i cant send review without choosing a star
Ariel
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2021
I wish I had better news, but am reviewing these so that you all can make a better decision than I did. In an effort to use decomposable pots, I purchased these and had hopes that they would be similar in durability and material to the Jiffy ones I used in the past. These smelled like toxic waste (especially when wet). I decided to ignore the smell because I thought maybe the smell had just come from the bag they were packed in and would subside. I then started a ton of organic produce starts in them. About a quarter of them busted open and the soil along with the seeds drained into the trays. I should have given up then, but kept at it. The starts that came from these looked ill... the cukes, the tomatoes, melons, herbs, everything. Comparing these to the starts I grew on the exact same days using soil blocks, the soil block starts were about 4x the size and healthy looking. The pots were also slimy when I picked them up when wet, like they had weird glues in them. I think this product needs to be flagged. So disappointed.
Math Blogger
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2021
I filled these with potting mixture and put them into wooden flats (about 2 ft x 1 ft) that I had made (4 x 8 = 32 in each flat). I soaked them and replanted my seedlings. When I tried to firm up the soil around the seedlings, these peat puts tended to collapse, so I had to be careful. The fact the the pots were packed pretty tightly in flats made it less important if the pots collapsed or cracked, since they were supported by the flats and each other. Nevertheless, the pots are pretty flimsy, so be careful how you use them. Overall, they did the job OK and will be held together by the seedlings' roots until they can be placed (carefully!) in the ground.
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