tchrules 15pcs Plastic Deep Plant Nursery Pots,8.66”Tall Tree Pots,Black Deep Seedling Container Pots with Drainage Holes for Indoor Outdoor Gardening (5.3" Wx8.66 H)

These are nice very sturdy containers! I had to have my husband pry them apart with a wooden stick because they were really stuck together, but I would definitely order them again. I ordered willow tree cuttings on line & they had rooted so I needed this type of pot. If the company makes a stand of some kind for these pots to prevent them from falling over until the plants have filled out enough to plant in the ground they really should advertise it.I’m hoping I find “something” in the meanwhile, I know I’ve got several months to go before the trees are mature enough to go in the ground. The pots are narrow at the bottom and I’ll need Something.These pots have lots of drainage holes. The depth is great & should allow awesome root growth.

These are great! Well made and sturdy and deep.

Good and deep for my mango, avocado and oak seedlings. Looking forward to how good the root pruning will be.

I was very impressed with the product. It will hold up for the long haul with multiple years of use.

I feel like these were originally designed for something else. If they had a way to stand up without toppling over than they would be fine if you needed tall thin planters for like a tree maybe. Idk. These are just weird.

Great for Starting my pawpaw trees in !

These are great, sturdy, tall pots with amazing drainage and side holes for aeration. The plastic is thick and somewhat flexible, not brittle. They are, however, quite unstable, being narrower at the bottom. Because they have such great drainage holes on the bottom and sides though, they do quite well if you sink them an inch or three into some gravel. This way, you can water them with less risk of them blowing over, and the wind is less likely to knock them down. They might even make decent and attractive orchid pots.

I wanted to love these, but they are too tippy to be useful for my needs. I wanted to use these to up-pot tomato seedlings until ready for planting in the ground. I keep my seedlings on a rolling cart that I can move outside to my patio on warm spring days to help harden them off. Any movement on the cart causes these pots to tip over, causing a mess. I'm not sure how I can use these without some kind of support to keep them from falling.