PSW Pot TD25DC Collection Shallow Bulb Pan Planter for Succulents, Bonsai, Fairy Gardens, Herbs, 10-inch, Dark Charcoal

It looks good, the size was right for me, and drilling was simple. The plastic seems flexible and thick enough to last outdoors. Thin brittle plastic does not, but I suppose time will tell. The Florida sun can damage a pot before a plant needs repotting. The very low price of this pot is well worth the gamble.

I needed a short, wider pot to use in my fairy garden. This worked perfectly, and it didn’t break the bank. It’s made from a hard plastic but resembles clay, so it added a bit of additional charm.

Love this pot. It is beautiful, sturdy, well made and without holes on the bottom. This was great for me as I could drill holes - the number and way I wanted. The "wall" is so thick that it drills very well. I really like the look and I would buy again. I have noted that when I pick it up full of soil, there is no lip around the top so I needed to tilt it to get my hand under the pot to carry it to the sink for watering. This will not be an issue when plants are established and can stay put but may be for someone looking for a rim or lip to lift to support hand strength. Price was good for value and quality.

This planter is sturdy, well-designed, and priced nicely. It looks just like the photo. It does not have a drainage hole as is, but it's easy to drill one.

Haven’t planted anything yet. But the quality is fantastic.

Very pretty bulb pan - looks like clay, but lighterweight. However, there are no drainage holes, which are essential. I'll drill the holes myself, but wanted other potential buyers to be aware.

I absolutely love these and the larger size pots from this company. They do need modified by drilling your own holes if you want to plant directly into them (I use some as a cache pot and don't need holes). The real game changer is adding tall silicone bumpers to bottom of pots for better airflow and to ensure any overflow isn't being sucked back into pot potentially causing root rot. Completely nullified the need to drag heavy pots to my sink to water! With over 100 indoor plants it'll take awhile but I'm slowly changing over to these pots exclusively on my larger tropical plants.

I planted my Fig Tree in this pot. It is a decent size. We had to drill a drain hole but other than that cannot complain.