June Fox Square Nursery Pots 3.3 Inches Flexible Plastic Seedling Pots Square Pots for Plants, Succulent, Flower, Pack of 60, with 60 PCS Plant Labels

Sturdy and practical! These small pots are perfect for seedlings. I love how durable they are, ensuring my plants thrive from seed to sprout. Their compact size makes them easy to manage, and they're reusable too, making them an eco-friendly choice for any gardener.

good quality, will last many years

I bought these for my vegetable transplants. They are the perfect size for the 1st transplanting of seedlings to a bigger container while waiting under the grow lights for the right weather conditions to be taken outside and transplanted to the garden after hardening the plants off. These will last a long time. Very sturdy, east to clean, stack and put away for next season. I cut up a piece of paper towel to put in the bottom before putting the dirt in to keep the dirt from leaking through the drainage holes on the bottom. Worked great and the paper is almost disintegrated by transplanting time outside.

These pots are fantastic and they fit in my trays perfectly! I use smaller trays that fit 12 of these pots each which is great because they don't get too heavy or unwieldy. The pots are thick and sturdy and can be used over and over for years to come. These are not the thin flimsy throwaway ones. Which means 40 for $15 is really a wonderful value.40 didn't last long for me at all. I've filled almost all of them already up-potting seedlings over the weekend. I'm back to buy another set two days later. Hopefully 80 will be enough. But as any avid gardener knows... It's NEVER enough! If you're serious about gardening, these are a great investment. Yes, it's good to recycle the pots that come with the plants you buy from the nursery, but if you plan to propagate, start seed, or do anything extensive, there are never enough pots around. Get these. It's nice to have a set of matching pots to keep things looking clean and uniform, tooLike others said, these smell awful like ashtrays. But once they're outdoors, the smell dissipates (unless you insist on holding them up to your nose for a whiff). I don't smell them anymore.

I have placed 5 orders of these pots from this seller. The first order was last year and the rest this season. I use these to pot up my flower seedlings started in 72 count trays. The pots are nice and sturdy and I only had one this season that started to split at the top. I can purchase a similar item locally from an Amish greenhouse supply company that are a bit less expensive but they are thinner. With these, I can use them for multiple seasons because they are a little more heavy duty. I also like that I can fit 18 of these in my 1020 trays.