2Pcs 6.3 Inch Plastic Orchid Pots With Holes,Decorative Planter Pots for Indoor Outdoor Flower Plants,Herbs,Snake Plants and Succulents

I love these pots- I love the drainage but they also look nice and I like the 3 parts to them- tray, draining inner pot and covered outer pot. They're easy to use and my orchid seems pretty happy. Also, maybe because of Covid, no one seems to have orchid pots in my town- so I was really happy to get some on Amazon.

Pots were large enough to make my orchid comfortable. The bottom tray is a bit small to catch drainage. A good looking container. Worth the cost.

These may not be the fanciest orchid pots, but they work well! I love to "rescue" orchids. I buy them on clearance from the grocery store and repot them. I have had great success! One orchid had almost no roots left when I removed it from it's old pot. It now has healthy roots, many new leaves, and is thriving. Another orchid that I rescued has grown new flower stalks and is blooming again. I will continue to order these pots for my "rescue orchids."

This pot is a perfect diameter and depth for an orchid that needs transplanting. The side drainage holes will provide the right amount of air necessary to keep the roots from rotting.

A very nice product for the price - light, durable, easy to handle and to clean. And plants seem to like it. It provides aeration for healthy root development, and the plants perk up and thrive faster than even in clay pots. An inside mesh container can be used with or without outside container, depending on soil and environmental conditions.

A very attractive mesh pot since it has the outer pot that makes it look like a regular pot, but I've had an absolute infestation of soil gnats (I don't know their actual name) and it wasn't a problem before. It basically provides the bugs access from all sides and they seem to love crawling around in the space between the inner and outer pots. Maybe it is best or only suited for orchids with moss/bark soil. The plants seem to perform really well and I never worry about overwatering; I want to like it but it has some issues.

I got two large pots for my overgrowing orchids and they seemed like a great idea at the time. They do provide good drainage and aeration BUT what I didn't realize immediately is that you can't see the condition of the bark or the roots through the sides. So it's hard to keep track whether there is still some humidity trapped to avoiding overwatering and whether the roots are healthy. I wouldn't use them again for orchids.

I waited far too long to transfer an orchid to a larger pot. The roots of the old plant were a mess, but I bought this pot hoping the transplant didn't kill the plant. Now it's thriving and the pot works as intended. Nothing fancy and the tray is a bit small in case you overwater, but these pots do the job. The size (6.3 inches) may be a bit large for many of the smaller grocery store orchids.