Augshy 250-Pack 4 Inch Plant Nursery Pots Seed Starting Pots Containers with 300 Labels for Indoor Outdoor Usage

I have been buying these for a couple of seasons now and while they are not super robust, they definitely offer good value for the money. The drainage holes are not punched out very well so you have to do just a little bit of cleaning to pull off any punch-outs that are not completely "punched-out". If you are careful with them as you are up-potting, you will get several seasons out of them as long as you are not completely crushing them (I'm fairly gentle with them). They also tend to hold up pretty well if you leave them out in the sun. Overall, lots of value for the buck and I will buy again.

These small nursery pots are flimsy, but they certainly work for my intended use, which is selling vegetable start plants. If you need them for a temporary solution like that then they will work fine. I wouldn't suspect that these would last multiple seasons. They came packaged fine, but some were crumpled since they decided to jam all 250 together into one stack. They are a little difficult to separate, but you figure it out pretty quickly. Overall, these are a great value for the money and my intended purpose.

Purchased these pots to grow seedling for a few months and then resale the plants. I did not want a large expense and/or a lot of unnecessary plastic waste. They work perfect and are good size for this purpose. Plastic is thin, a bit flimsy and don’t hold shape well until you put soil into the pot. Also, the pots will sometimes spilt if the plant is dropped or knocked over ( as I experienced). I wouldn’t use these for long term pots but they are great for seedlings, seedling resale, plant starter or intermediate stages where heavier pot is not needed.

Good deal. They do the job, not the sturdiest but they work fine.

now have 1000 growing plants in grow room,easy/ need / efficient way to grow inside

This is probably the first purchase at Amazon I have been disappointed with. The 250 pack of 4 inch grow pots came packaged all tucked and stacked inside each other. They were very thin material so it was quite hard to separate them. The top 25 to 30 pots were wrinkled and a bit squished together which made it harder to separate them off the top. I imagine they tried to pack them tightly together to give them more strength to withstand shipment, but I think it would have been better to package them in a double row of 125 instead of one long row of 250. The white labels that come with them are quite small. Only about 1 1/2 inch long, so you have to write very small on the labels to mark your pots, or you can just write on the outside of the pots what you have planted in permanent marker which probably would work better. The 4 inch pots are pretty wide even at the bottom, so if you are intending to use an expanding peat pellet with them, you will need a really large sized peat starter pellet. I would imagine these will be a one time use pot for me, because I don't think the thin material will stand up to a lot of outer pressure to remove plants from the pots. So, if you are buying them as an inexpensive transplant starter pot they will probably work just fine. But don't expect to get 2 or 3 seasons out of these.

Very flimsy, thin and deformed. There was a video I watched on this product before my purchase, but the product I received doesn’t seem to have the same quality.

Paper thin and soft, but very inexpensive to bulk up-post your starts. I wouldn't use them if you have to move your starts very much, but they work well just around the property.

The media could not be loaded.  As is in other reviews they came crinkled and they are very very thin hard to even hold when empty. I hope they are OKAY once filled with dirt. They are a nice size.