Pack of 2 Inch Plastic Flower Pots for Seedlings, or Succulents (100 Pots, Terracotta)

They were a bit smaller than I would like, but honestly sufficient for my seedlings. I like them being square so they do not overturn. They are a little flimsy/rigid; about middle of the road, but I only had 1 cracked of the 100 and that may have occurred from the delivery team. I'm currently using them to start tomato, cucumber, flower, squash, and pepper seedlings. I like the color too. I would buy them again and recommend them.

Exactly as expected. Commenters who say these were smaller than they expected didn’t read the description. 2 inches is 2 inches. Get a ruler and look at how big 2 inches is. These are perfect for putting up small plants for sale, or plants that are getting slightly stressed in small germination cells but can’t be planted out yet.Well made and will last many years. 50 of them fit perfectly in a 1020 tray, and felt just a little snug at the top - absolutely no wobbling, and not really any squishing or bending. In the 1020 tray, these 2 inch pots are either level with or slightly below the top edge. As a previous reviewer commented, this allows for a clear dome or another tray to fit on top perfectly.They also fit perfectly in a shallow 1020, with a little bit more wiggle room so they’re easier to access/remove from the tray. A dome or cover still fits very well.The trays pictured are the standard Bootstrap Farmer 1020, and the Bootstrap Farmer shallow 1020 with drainage holes. The clear dome cover is also from Bootstrap Farmer. No joke, their trays are the best.

If you have a lot of plants, square pots are the only way to go. It's especially wonderful when you can find square pots that fit perfectly into a 1020 tray. But it's only when you can perfectly fill a tray with pots that don't interfere with a humidity dome that the heavens open up and angels singing the Hallelujah Chorus descend upon you and your plants. These are those pots. Look no further. You can fit 50 on a 1020 tray, no sliding or squeezing. The pots are no higher than the sides of a standard tray, so domes are unimpeded. Your life will never be the same.As if the tray/dome thing doesn't have you convinced, the construction is also fabulous. The drain slots are perfect for very fine potting material, including Al's gritty mix. The bottom has two tiers of slots, with the edges slightly higher than the corners. Additionally, there are very small feet in each corner that raise the entire pot ever so slightly off the ground. Both these features allow for excellent drainage. The pots themselves are a sturdy plastic. I've used the 2.5in version for a while now. I've bleached them, washed them, potted and repotted, dropped them, dropped other things on them, and used them to prop other pots up. They are still as good as new. Short of stepping on them--and honestly, if you put a bunch of them side to side and top down, you could probably stand on them--or cutting them with scissors, these pots will last for many years.The package contains 100 pots (enough for two trays). It also comes with 4in plastic labels (the photo makes the dimensions look different, but they are in fact 4 inches long). The description says there are 10 labels, but I received 24. They come in sheets of 8 that you snap off, so unless the manufacturing process is changed or someone at WH Garden Supply breaks them apart, you'll probably get some multiple of 8. Finally, the plastic bag that holds everything is actually a ziplock-type bag. This shouldn't really matter, but I like to use gallon ziplock bags to pre-moisten soil before potting it. So this was the cherry on top.

These are better quality than I expected. A flexible plastic that won’t easily crack as far as I can tell. 50 of them seem to fit perfectly in 10x20 trays I just purchased. I’d buy these little pots again.

Selling small plants at a local fair. These plastic pots were the perfect size. Great value!

I've been using these for several years. I ran out and had to order more. They fit my needs for starting seeds. They are inexpensive and I don't mind giving these away with the starts because of how inexpensive they are. Good value for your money.

I have bought these pots before and love them. They are sturdy and reusable. The reason I bought these was for the color. It really showcases the plant.

These little dudes are tee tiny, but are made very well. We get a ton of washes and re-uses out of them. We use them in the school grow lab to propagate African Violets and succulents and to start tomatoes and peppers. They don't fit perfectly in a 1020 tray, but that's alright as it doesn't impact their performance. They look good enough to retail small plants in, but given their durability, I think we'll keep them and re use them for many years instead.