PSW Pot TA20DC Collection Shallow Bulb Pan Planter Dish Low Bowl for Succulents, Bonsai, Fairy Gardens, Herbs, 8-inch, Dark Charcoal

I have three of these planters now. The first one was a twelve inch one for succulents that can winter over outside in my plant zone. Since these pots are supposed to be safe in freezing temps I thought I'd give it a try. The material is very strong but light weight. I drilled a couple of drainage holes without any trouble at all. I've had the planter outside all summer and it looks great. Now I bought two of the 8" size to plant indoor succulents . I have lots of cuttings and leaf started plants and wanted something to make a group planting. I am very pleased with how they all came together. I like that the planters look like terracotta but are so light and sturdy. I have one left to fill because even at 8" they hold a lot of plants.

This planter was perfect for my needs. I like that it looks like terracotta clay but won't break like a clay pot could. I dont think it feels cheap. It looks sturdy too and is light weight yet heavy enough not to blow away once filled. Design is on two sides. Super quick and easy to drill drain holes too if desired. Took me 5 seconds. I purchased the matching saucer too (photos shown with and without). Photo is of the larger version but I also purchased the smaller one with matching saucer. Both holding up great after a few months!

I deducted 4 stars for the stickers that are glued onto the inside in high visibility are right near the top edge.Tried using boiling water and soap. Still have to damage the bowl to scrape the stickers off.

This is one of the nicest faux clay pots I've bought or seen. I will be using mine for Succulents which mostly have shallow root systems. A nice heft to the pot too. Has an indent on the bottom to show you where to drill the drainage hole. The only thing left to see is how it will do over time. Can't tell you that now obviously.

I bought these to plant cat grass. It's shallow enough to hold the right amount of dirt and is short enough so my cats can easily access the grass. It's also wide enough to hold about a week's worth of cat grass. I've tried aluminum and glass baking trays before, but this is a little deeper and works better for growing cat grass. Plus it's lightweight and pretty.

This is a great planter for succulents. I planted six in it and there is still room for them to spread. The planter comes with instructions saying drainage holes can be added with any drill, and it won't splinter or crack. My husband had no trouble making holes in the bottom for me. (I'm not allowed to use his tools. 😉)

These terra cotta look planters are the perfect size for my succulents and small plants. They fit in just about any space and really look authentic. I bought one and liked it so much, I bought 7 more.

I’ve been looking for a wide but shallow pot for my succulents for some time now. Many of them have an attached drip tray but they often don’t allow the water to drain as much as I would like. This is plastic, but it’s a very heavy duty plastic. I will drill holes in the bottom for drainage. I bought the matching tray. Very happy with my purchase.

My ficus bonsai is super happy in this planter. Just the right depth. And was the perfect width for my bonsai height.