Pack of 2 Inch Plastic Flower Pots for Seedlings, or Succulents (100 Pots, Black)

Even though I didn't pay close attention to the size (I thought they were a little bigger), I found these very useful. They are a decent thickness: thick enough to handle multiple uses and re-potting plants, but not so thick that you can't work with them. They will stack inside a standard seed starting tray-base perfectly. A good choice if you want to use all individual starting pots to make transplanting easier. The seedlings I planted in them grew well and established nice roots. The drain holes in the bottom are a good size.

Fits into 10x20 trays well. Nice size. Sturdy enough.

These are wonderful and practical square pots that fit together to take up less space. Fifty (50) of these will perfectly fill one standard 10 x 20 inch seed starter tray. These are pretty sturdy and I imagine they will take me through a few seasons. Good purchase!

These are good for starting baby plants. Cheap price.

Plastic is a bit flimsy and thinner than normal nursery pots but surprisingly durable. Also fit well in a carrying tray.

These planters are perfect for very small plants and/or seedlings. They are very lightweight with good drainage. I personally used them for my succulent propagations, which worked perfectly. Now that the plants have grown quite a bit (somewhat top-heavy), I’ll need to replant into something heavier. I would recommend getting the tray to make moving & rotating the plants easier.

I love these little pots so much better than six packs and those big 50 pack seed starters you can never get your plants out of without destroying the roots. This is my second year using them . All you have to do is wash them out, sanitize them and the plastic is sturdy enough to be used over and over.They are just big enough to plant after they get their true leaves but before they become root bound. Plenty of holes at the bottom to drain water or to soak up water from the bottom which I like to do so not to disturb the tiny seedlings. I put them in plant water protectors and fill the bottom with water for them to soak up.

Love the little pots....there were only 96 in my package. 100 would be perfect for two trays