Delxo 50Pcs 6" Reusable Plastic Nursery Pots, Waterproof Planter Pots with Drain Holes, Indoor Seedling Starter Pots for Plants, Gardening, Red

Yes they’re flimsy but unless you plan to viciously rip out your plants and hack at it with sharp tools I think you can get a few solid uses! I’m using them for seedlings but I recommend you start with 2x2 inch starting pots (or whatever you germinate in), then go to 4x4 before potting up to these larger 5-6 inch ones. They hold a decent amount of soil and if your seedlings are too tiny the excess moisture eventually will rot the root ball. But they are perfect if you need the next step up from a 4x4 pot. I didn’t know you had to pot up seedlings in 2inch size increments, so I hope this tip helps someone from losing all their seedlings to rot/damping off because they chose containers that are too big!

These are garbage, they care so this the top ripped from removing the tape with the label on it. Says they are reusable it don't see how. It might not even hold up to putting soil in it. These are going back minus the one that ripped.

These work good for me. They are quite thin material, but strong.

They are exactly as described. A pot. But know they are quite flimsy and once filled with soil they take two hands to pick one up safely since they are very very thin

I guess I was expecting these to be a bit more durable - as you can see in the photos they are really thin and crumple very easily. I have two together in the photo so you can see how thin they are. I filled a few up with dirt to transplant some flowers and they just don’t provide much support to carry them well. I put them on a tray to transport. I won’t purchase again - I’ve really never seen anything so thin. Someone else might find some value or project in which they are better suited.

Nice for the price

Flimsy & cheap. Thin and doesnt hold shape very well. I was a little disappointed in the quality of these pots. The plastic feels very thin and flimsy. They don't hold their shape well, especially when filled with soil. I'm worried they might crack or break easily. I would recommend looking for something a bit more sturdy.

These are very good pots, they come apart easily, are sturdy and light weight. They are very nice to work with. Some other brands get stuck together from the heat process, and they are very difficult to separate. I use these for transplanting young plants and starters. I have used some of the other sizes, and they are just as good as these. I like that they do not take up any space when they are stacked. I will be buying these again.