100-Pack 6 Inch Plastic Nursery Pots Come with 100 Pcs Labels, Seedling Flower Plant Container and Seed Starting Pots

Love these pots. I used these for my geranium cuttings and plant starts this summer. The plastic is thin, but functional and the pots looked great in my farmer’s market booth.

These JERIA nursery pots are everything I needed in a bulk seed-starting setup. The 6-inch size is perfect for seedlings, clones, herbs, and transplants. They’re made from flexible plastic — thin enough to be lightweight, but strong enough to hold soil and moisture without falling apart.I love how easy they are to stack and store when not in use. The drainage holes on the bottom are well-designed and prevent overwatering. Plus, the included 100 labels are a lifesaver when you’re running multiple plant batches or experimenting with different seeds.For the price and quantity, it’s honestly a steal. I’ve reused several already, and they hold up well to basic cleaning and light handling. Great for greenhouses, backyards, or even indoor grow setups.Pros:Lightweight and flexible but durable enough for reuseGreat drainage — promotes healthy root developmentEasy to stack, store, and move aroundIncludes plant labels for easy identificationIdeal for seed starting, cuttings, or small plant transfersCons:Plastic is thin — not built for rough handlingA few arrived slightly bent but popped back into shape easilyBottom Line:If you’re starting a lot of plants and need quantity without sacrificing quality, this is the set to get. Practical, efficient, and surprisingly durable. I’ll be buying another pack when this one runs out.

They arrived on time and was package nicely. They are a little flimsy I think they will work just fine but do not know if I will get more than one year out of them. I thought I would upgrade from dollar store cups this year and get actual nursery pots. For the price I think they are just fine and make things easier then previous years.

Better than peat pots. The plastic is thin but the plants side out so easy with no root trauma. I didn't lose q milkweed plant with transplanting. With peat pots I have to peel them away so as they don't bind the roots with transplanting. Yes some crack because I wasn't careful enough but monarch caterpillars and I recommend them.

Just as listed. What I wanted to start Christmas cactus leaves. Saucers are good also. Easy to use. Yes, they’re thin but I expected this.

Not as sturdy as i thought but it service the purpose for what I needed. It pot is pretty thin but once dirty is in it was not bad. When it arrive the first few was smashed. But it was easy to correct the shape to original.

I ordered this product in 2025, left them out in the elements over the winter (Michigan.) I was beyond surprised that they held up and I used them again this year. They are still in great shape for me to use again next season. I HIGHLY recommend this product.

I like these, they are thin, but that is fine for me. They are easy to write on and see written labels. I use them multiple times if I donʻt use them to sell the plants.

Pas assez fort pour des plants de framboises, convient pour des plants à racines faibles