GROWNEER 6inch Nursery Pots 120 Packs Plastic Planting Pot for Plants with 15 Pcs Labels, Seedling Starter Flower Planter Container Seed Grow Pot with Drainage Hole for Indoor Outdoor Garden

For young transplants. Yes they’re cheap and somewhat flimsy but they weren’t made to permanently house plants. I haven’t had one break but they will deflect since they are thin. Good value and they could be reused if you don’t require them to look perfectly brand new. I recommend at the price point

Yes, these are thin, but we expected as much for the description. One pot is enough for starting your seedlings in. The sides may cave in a little if you squeeze it, but you can push them right back out again and they don't break. If you're going to move the pot after it's been planted, just use to hands to grasp it by the upper rim (pincher grasp) and you won't have any trouble. After transplanting, we kept ours to reuse next year. None of them are broken or torn.These don't work well for bigger plants because they are small. They don't retain moisture well for a fully grown plant that needs a lot of water. They work great for seeds or seedlings. You will need to transplant once the plant's roots have gotten to be longer than about 3".

Very thin and flimsy, but good for the price

So I needed some pots to move some pepper plants I grew into. These were just pots to leave the plants in for a short time until they were planted in the ground. I knew these pots were thin when I ordered them. They were perfect for what I needed. They are not super thin, they held their shape fine when filled with soil and am able to pick them up and move them around without them losing their shape. If you were looking for a long term pot, a thicker one would probably be better,,,but for the price I would say they were perfect for my needs.

Wanted to start a bunch of beans, peas, tomatoes and cucumbers. Pots can be really expensive and I don't get why but I realized that these are just so perfect for small bean and pea plants? They're flimsy, and not the most stable but they're a real good size. I don't think I'll have to transplant my beans outta these babies, I think these are their homes now.Also grew like, a ton of tomatoes and cucumbers to give as a "welcome to gardening" starter gift to my sister and her boyfriend. I think it made for a nice gift. I could definitely see these cups being thin enough to just slice open so you can cleanly transplant your starters. Anyways, I like em. Very useful.

these are very very flimsy, like imagine a disposable plastic cup...but these have half that amount of structural integrity. thick pots aren't required for happy plants and they are cheaper than any other option but if you just want pots for personal houseplants i'd spend a bit more for something nicer.

They worked for me for starting plants and it comes with plant markers

Material is thinner than expected but haven’t had any break or tear after reusing them twice now when potting up. Nice looking and inexpensive, I’d buy more.

love the product just needs to be sturdier a little thin rips too easy

Tienen en otros colores? La calidad es muy buena

Used for repot ting plant out growing smaller pots. For established plants.

Good light weight yet still sturdy and reusable, even added some markers

Needed quite a few pots to pot on some seedlings. Pots are rather flimsy but still sturdy enough once potted up. Shouldn’t have an issue reusing them if handled carefully. Came with some plant tags which were very handy