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Wonderful terracotta pots. I have been searching for some 4.5" pots for quite some time and I finally found these on Amazon. They are a little shorter and wider at the bottom which is what I wanted for my succulents. The only drawback is that the drainage hole in the bottom is pretty small and so I drilled them out a little bigger. Now they are perfect and I do highly recommend them.

Yishang is meticulous in their packaging of these beautiful terracotta pots. There are no cracks whatsoever. I like the thick foam they are now using over the messy styrofoam. Now, I am no longer afraid to order terracotta online because of this company's great shipping methods. And they add some bonuses: all of the boxes I received came with plant markers, sticky pads to use as lifters under the pots, and mesh discs to prevent too much soil from escaping through the drainage holes. Nice!

I like to use unglazed, clay pots for my Orchids and Succulents. I don’t mind buying them in person, but the big box stores seem to only carry a standard selection of sizes, which are often either too big or too small, and the smaller garden centers have mostly glazed pots.Amazon has been a great place for me to go and find unglazed, in-between sizes. These pots did not disappoint. They were well packaged, nicely sized, and the seller even included some netting/labels and a note to contact them for a refund if anything should arrive broken (none of mine were).Pictured are one of these pots (right) next to a standard 4 inch pot (left). Although the tops of the pots are not that much different in size (these are only slightly wider), you can see it doesn’t taper off so much at the bottom, so it is a little roomier.Al in all, I am very pleased and would definitely be a repeat customer if I should ever need any more “off-sized” pots. :)

I ordered these because terra cotta pots are scarce these days. They look like they have brush strokes and they don’t feel like Terra cotta. Maybe it is a terra cotta painted on top of plastic? They smelled of chemicals when I opened so I rinsed them off with water. Normally I soak my terra cottas an hour before decorating but I can tell these don’t need it. I am almost certain these aren’t actually terra cotta. However, if you don’t mind a somewhat cheaper knock-off, look no further. I going to decorate & use these as they look decent enough and get the job done as far as housing your plant. There IS a drain hole. As far as the longevity of these pots, Only time will tell.

Excellent quality. Very well packed. Even a nice not apologizing for the extra styrofoam waste. They were a little more pricy perhaps... but the real issue is the color. They are several shades lighter them classic terra cotta clayware which was no problem for me but if you plan on using them near an existing display you may not like the nearly beige color.

Looks nice but 2 arrived broken and no time to return so I just use the remaining 6 pots. Good size for my small succulents.

Pots were as described and all in good condition upon arrival. Really appreciated the customer note explaining the use of styrofoam packaging and that it was something they are looking to reduce - hopefully they can hold true to this and reduce the waste from the packaging (although I feel like alternatives to keep pots safe in shipping are few).Also included some dirt catcher discs (not sure if these have a proper name) to include at the bottom of the pots. Nice sturdy plastic ones and not the fabric that actually clogs up with dirt a lot of the time.

Used them as table centerpieces and it was amazing!