Durapot Square Plastic Nursery Pots, 4" - Qty. 50

They’re plastic pots, flimsy and thin. Received 7 that we’re malformed but still met my needs after I formed them back to a square shape with the others.

Great, inexpensive pots. 4" size may seem like a good idea over the 3.5" but the 4" pots do not fit correctly into nursery flats.18 of the 3.5" pots fit nicely into standard nursery flats but you can only (poorly) fit 10 of the 4" pots.

I used these 4" containers to transplant vegetable seedlings that I initially grew in 2" cube containers, to give their roots a chance to grow larger, before I finally transplant to full size pots or in the ground, for an out door grow. The containers are very similar to the thin starter containers you get when purchase plantings from a garden nursery. Low cost and reusable, a reasonable choice for growing seedlings.

Run of the mill plastic pots. Not heavy duty, but more typical of the kind you find that are used for a single potting with plants or vegetables from the nursery. They get the job done.

A little disappointed in the quality of the pots. They bend and break really easily. Very thin material. Will probably have to replace them sooner than my other pots but they work for now.

Plastic is barely thicker then a shopping plastic bag, tears too easily. Many drainage holes are not fully punched out and have to be removed manually. Does not fit well in the standard nursery trays. Insufficient height to be considered 4" as stated. Overall definitely not worth the money.

These are a little flimsier than I was hoping for but then that is the danger of buying things sight unseen. They work fine. They just don't strike me as a product that will last for may years.

You can never go wrong with Gage. They are used by many of the nurseries. These pots are strong, and 10 of them fit into a 10-20 flat. I highly recommend them.