KINGLAKE 50 Pcs 6" Plastic Plants Nursery Seedlings Pot/Pots Flower Plant Container Seed Starting Pots for Plant

I purchased these based off previous reviews and price. I have made two separate purchases off these pots now quantity and price is the main reason as I needed quite a few . They arrived quickly and in good condition. First off yes they are thin and flimsy. But once filed with potting soil they are fine. I got these to move my seedlings out of there starter pots and give them some more room for root growth and overall growth. They have nice drainage holes in the bottoms so no worry about soggy plants . I’m happy with them and would recommend them. Again yea they are thin and flimsy unfilled but work perfect once filled with dirt. Im going to do my best to save them for next season once I transplant into my beds. Just get them you will be happy, if not send them my way I like them.

I can't believe the amount of people coming to complain that these are not sturdy or durable. You are getting 50 pots for around 20 dollars. If you want durability, find a listing that offers less pots for higher quality - what are you expecting at this price? Sometimes you need pots to be sturdy. Sometimes you need a lot of pots that just do the job for a little bit of money - that's what you are getting with these. Yes, they crumple up when you grab them. My advice would be to handle them delicately and fill them with soil while they are sitting on the ground. Once the soil fills them, they are fine. You can also double them up while you fill them for some extra stability, and then separate once you're done. People in other reviews are talking like they are so thin that they're unusable, but that isn't the case. You just need a light touch.I start vegetable plants inside and temperatures are cooler than usual this time of year, so they outgrew their original small pots. I needed a quick go-between for this stage until I can plant them outside and I didn't want to break the bank. I think the other thing that's great about the cheap quality is I will be able to cut them with scissors easily, so as to disturb the roots as little as possible when it's time to put in the garden. Without cutting, I could see myself getting a 2-3 uses out of these. So glad I found these! I wouldn't change a thing, not even the quality or durability. I'm glad I didn't listen to the naysayers - they're just what I needed. Thanks.

Much thinner and flimsier than the ones I thought I was ordering, but standing up okay so far. I'll know more when I transplant the contents to the garden.

Cheep and rather sturdy when full of soil. 1 defect in 200 pots so far and no tears.

Very thin materialSome of them had holes in the sides so soil leaks out.

Horrible quality. They sell 8 packs at dollar tree for 1.25. I didn't realize these would be paper thin. They rip if filled with wet dirt. Do not buy

Reasonable price. Very flexible.

Durable pots , easy for cuttings and repotting plants.