BangQiao 32 Pack 2.55 Inch Plastic Square Nursery Plant Pot, Planter and Container, Black

I was searching for a small pot for my succulents that had lots of drain holes (succulents need adequate drainage) and was square (square pots save space). I happened upon these and despite them having no reviews, I decided to give them a chance.They shipped in a white cardboard box with them all stacked up inside the box and then Amazon put that inside another box. My first impression on the pots is that they're quite sturdy and they look nice too. They're a nice matte black color. I thought they'd be flimsy, shiny plastic but they're really not. I use a gritty mix for my succulents ( Bonsai Jack Succulent and Cactus Soil Gritty Mix  which I highly recommend!) which is a bit heavier than standard succulent soil and even using one of the pots to scoop the "soil" out of the bag, I never felt as though it would break, crack, or be damaged in any way.Now that my plants are all potted up, I really love these pots. They look nice, they're a good size, and the drainage is amazing. I watered my plants and then sat them on the counter to drip dry a bit. After a few minutes, I tipped them each slightly to the side and a bit more water came out and then they were ready to put back under their lights.One other thing I'd like to mention is that there's airflow UNDER the pot! This is especially nice if you're using a heavier soil that takes longer to dry out (you should only water your succulents after the soil has dried out) because the added airflow will allow the soil to dry from the top and the bottom. Overall, I'm very pleased I took the plunge and bought this product, it was well worth what I paid (which was full price, BTW).

Great design, sturdy thick plastic, good drainage and airflow. A bit expensive but they're not basic disposable nursery pots so I guess you get what you pay for.These are designed to help create a vigorous, fibrous root system which is essential in developing young trees and seedlings to be future bonsai.

Great quality, sturdy. I could even fit 8 of them perfectly into this drip tray I already had. I would buy them again, in fact, I already have.

An Amazon reviewer highly recommended this air pot for succulents. My place doesn’t get sunlight therefore the soil would remain moist thus slowly rotting the plants. I have high hope for these pots full of drain holes to help airing the soil (Also bought Bonsai Jack’s soil mix at the same time to replace the peat and pumice soil from the nursery). The plastic material is not shabby but thick and strong. I like the white color because most nursery pots are black plastic. BTW, two of these fit nicely inside a long ceramic planter I found on Amazon.I also bought the 3” white set. They are good for one plant or to nurse propagated succulents. I bought a trio of ceramic mini planters on bamboo tray. 3” air pot will stick out inside these mini planters but not a bad way to dress up these air pots if having soil not being dry issue.

I love these pots. They are nice and sturdy and have lots of holes for airflow. My orchids love these. They drain way the water which is perfect for epiphytic plants. I also love that they are square so they have more growing space. There are only a couple of things I would change. I wish the saucers (sold separately) clipped to the bottom of the pot and I wish they had hangers I could purchase for them.

Great product for plants that require rapid draining and hood root aeration: good shape, right size, and good holes. I use these for my citrus and some gardenias in combination with my personal soil mix and all 3 plants seem healthy and happy Yes, you will find that you're watering more often... Yes, that's the idea. Definitely keeping these.

I ordered two sets of these planters and only received one set. They are really great for succulents because each tier has vents that allow water to drain away from roots and increased air flow. They look good on the shelf too. My plants are thriving, wish I had more.

After trying Airpots root pruning pots, I'm convinced that these pots that allow more oxygen to the roots are the way to go. My larger adeniums thrive in the larger Airpots, so now I'm starting 2 month old adenium seedlings in these 3" pots from BangQiao and they're doing great so far. Plus I'm also using the larger BangQiao pots for cacti and they're all loving the pots, too. Highly recommended for all plants lovers!

I also use them for Aloe Vera pups but most of the time for rooting the cuttings I take from plants for propagation. They make the most excellent little root balls, I'm so glad I found these.