EAIVENY Planter Mold,Large Round Concrete Molds for Flower Pot Making,DIY Planter Mold for Garden Decoration (A)

The plastic on this is quite thin and doesn’t seal well enough, leading to a lot of material leaking from all over. This makes the pot sort of lop sided and disproportionate, leading to thin spots and weak points.Pros:1.) It’s definitely reusable in the sense that I’ve used it once and didn’t break it. It’s not something sturdy enough that I think you could make dozens of them.2.) Simple set up. It only takes a few minutes to assemble the mould. The more time consuming part is the pour and maintenance of the casting.3.) Shipping is sturdy. Everything is secured well ships in a small Amazon box.4.) You get more thumb screws than you’ll need, because you’ll inevitably break/lose some. It’s nice that they send you extra.Cons:1.) The material is THIN. It warps a bit on the sides which is part of the problem causing it to leak.2.) The price is way too high for what you get. Honestly, I think half of the price is more reasonable.3.) It’s small, like *really small.* With the thickness of the bowl, you’re not going to plant anything substantial in this thing.Overall, I really can’t recommend this. It’s not the worst, but it’s overpriced and doesn’t provide any real value. You can make some small pots that almost look good, but it’s nothing that’ll win any contests. I would skip it if I could do it over again, at least for this one.

The mold it’s self is decent. The plastic is a little thinner than the molds that we have bought directly from the manufacturers, but it’s workable. Unfortunately the keys that hold the mold together are not at all tight like the other molds we have, and there are not enough key holes to support the weight and pressure when the mold is filled with cement. It is usable, but requires a lot more care and delicate handling than other similar molds. We paid a premium price over $100. Should be priced at around $30 based on the quality.

I would have appreciated instructions, such as a recommended cement mix, drying time, etc. It was pretty much trial and error. I wanted to make several pots because gardening is a hobby.

The plastic seems a little thin compared to others I have. I had to use nuts and bolts to hold it together during a good shaking to fill all the voids. The tabs included do not hold as well as they should. Other then that a pretty good looking planter.

First off let me say this is a little mold. 10x10 inch. Title states "large". The little clips to hold the thing together are not grate but can be replaced with some nuts and bolts. Over all I love the little mold and would say it's worth the money. Even if your only looking to make a few for your own yard.