2.5" Square Extra Deep Landmark Nursery Pots - Press Fit (100)

These are good quality. Great for seed starting or transplants. Drain well, I like the square pots better than the round ones. They just look better. These are very light and work well.

I needed plastic pots that were a balance between cost and durability for my seedlings. I start my plants in another medium and transplant them to pots when they have their second true leaf. When they are big enough I give them away to my neighbors. I needed something where I could "make my own 6-pack" to borrow a term from the liquor industry so that each 6 pack would have one each of all the different varieties of tomatoes. These pots were perfect. They aren't SUPER strong like a hard plastic, but they aren't too weak either. I can easily lift each pot when it a very heavy watering and the plastic doesn't tear or distort too much. I'll buy these again and hope you find this review helpful. Plants shown in my pictures are at 8 weeks.

I ran out of little pots to pot up my pepper and tomato seedlings out of their seedling trays. These are perfect little “next step” pots, plenty sturdy to last at least a few years, and were a good value.

For the past 3 years I've been trying different pots to up-pot my seedlings into. These were this year's batch. I tried the 100 pack first & came back for the 250. I like that they are taller for roots to develop. They are not the sturdiest pots I've seen but I think I'll be able to use them again a year or two - time will tell, but they're not flimsy, either. 32 will fit in a 10x20 tray; it's best to fill your tray up because, being a bit top-heavy, they will tip over if you don't have pots next to them to help hold them up. They do get a little wonky sometimes but if you wiggle them a bit they sit straight. Service was great. Shipping was super fast, much quicker than estimated which was perfect since I was in the process of up-potting when they came & about to run out of the 1st shipment.

Rather thin material, but is sturdy enough in my application. 32 fit in a 1020 tray. I should have bought more before they sold out.

got these since i had used Peat/cour Pellets before and they were more of a hassle then its worth .The height of these Sold me and the Price per pot was great .im not sure to blame for the shipping damage if its on Amzn or the seller since all 50 Pots were put into the white bag they ship stuff in and something heavy was placed on one side of the Package and crush about 20 pots . i fixed most but a few are at this point single use plastic is all messed up and about to crack. most of the 20ish dont stand up on there own anymore if placed in a 1020 tray since no longer got a flat bottom its got a good bend .only saw the damage now since im getting ready to start my seeds and was looking to see if its even worth trying to get a replacement or not .the ones that weren't Damaged i will say its the same Pots you get stuff pre grown (Burpee ect) its a Ok pot but not great a few uses of them and i will be happy . if anyone is worried about them being cheap i ordered this https://www.amazon.com/Starting-Square-Plastic-re-usable-durable/dp/B00HWIAOA4/ref=psdc_14623200011_t4_B06XFF6C87 not as tall but looks to be much more Study Made .

These pots are well made, thick enough to handle easily and deep enough for Taproot cacti. This is my second order of these. The previous ones are holding up with no obvious degradation after 3 yr in direct all-day sunlight in a sunroom. The drainage holes are more than adequate and I place a small square of landscape fabric at the bottom to retain the dry sandy cactus soil. Perfect for the first few years with slow growing cacti.

I usually order these every year even though they could be reused 2 to 3 times I imagine.