- Do these pots have drainage holes?
- Listings for this style of pot often ship without holes, so check before planting. If there are none, poke three or four holes in the base with a hot nail or drill.
- How big are the pots?
- They are starter size, meant for seedlings and small succulents, not for mature plants. Plan to repot within a few weeks to a few months depending on growth.
- Can I use them outdoors?
- Yes, the plastic suits porches and yards. In full sun the black walls warm the soil quickly, so shade them or water more often on hot days.
- Are they reusable?
- Yes, if you clean them between uses. The thin plastic flexes when you squeeze it, so lift plants out gently to avoid splitting the rim.
- How do these compare with round nursery pots?
- Square pots fit more units into the same tray footprint and leave less wasted space between pots. Round pots are easier to twist a root ball out of, but they hold fewer plants per shelf.
- What is in the pack?
- The pack is 50 black square plastic pots. Check the listing for whether saucers or trays are included, since starter pots of this style usually ship as pots only.
- Where is the Square Nursery Pots 50 Pcs Black Starter Container for Seedlings or Succulents cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $10.99, as of our latest check.