PSW Pot Collection Shallow Garden Bowl Planter for Succulents, Bonsai, Fairy Gardens, Herbs, 8-inch, Dark Charcoal

Honestly, I love it. I think for the price it is especially great. It is very easy to drill drainage holes in this material, it is pleasing to the eye, sturdy and well-made. It does have a bit of a plastic feel because as it clearly states in the description, RECYCLED PLASTIC IS ONE OF THE MATERIALS. I think the sellers are pretty transparent with their product yet still people complain because they don’t read.Anyway. I like it.

I purchased these to insert into a hanging metal basket whose coconut liner disintegrated. This product seems extremely durable, and I feel better about purchasing recycled content than raw plastic. I drilled drainage holes very easily - no risk of the material splitting - just be prepared for the fine dust. (I should have worn a mask.) It's a beautiful piece, both the color and the design, which would compliment a wide variety of decor - rustic, craftsman, mid-century, contemporary, or Asian-motif. Very impressed with this item, especially for the price.

I originally ordered this pot with the intention of using it for herbs, and it worked well for that purpose initially. Unfortunately, my herbs didn’t thrive (sadly!), so I decided to repurpose it as a planter for some of my smaller plants. The design is simple and versatile, making it a great fit for various types of greenery.One thing to note is that this planter doesn’t come with drainage holes, which might be an issue for certain plants. If you need drainage, you’ll have to drill the holes yourself. Despite that, it’s a nice, sturdy option for small plants or creative arrangements like succulents, bonsai, or even fairy gardens. Just be prepared to make modifications if proper drainage is a priority!

I used these as a small planter to “decorate” a speaker. I wanted something strong enough to hold rocks but not easily breakable, so these were perfect. Good value and look. They go well with my bigger planter that isn’t plastic. I was worried they would look like cereal bowls, but I think they look nice enough.

Odd size so doesn't require much dirt and also not much room for root growth. Also no drainage holes. May work better as keepsake decor or bowl.

looks like stone

Really thick, heavy plastic. I actually turned them upside down over glass vases with solar lights in them, like mushrooms. Got several sizes. For plants, need shallow roots like herbs or cactus. The neutral grey goes with most all color schemes. A little pricey at the time, but was worth it for the quality. And yes they can be painted.

Very small..check your measurements.Quality is good. Not flimsy.

No me esperara que fuera tan péqueño pretendia usar para una fuente solar !

The bowls look like they are stained with grey-green swaths of paint. I suppose it is meant to look "grungy" or "hip". In my opinion, the color is not uniform as stated.However, they are highly functional, well-built bowls. They make for an excellent succulent planter, once I drill out some drainage holes.

I didn’t realize it was plastic when I ordered but I like it. It’s cute with the right plant.

It looks like a small cereal bowl.