ViagrowVHPP200-24 VHPP Nursery Pots, 24 Pack, 2 Gallon, Black

I purchased these 2 gallon pots to hold some irises until I was finished modifying the flower bed they had been in. The price was too good to be true and now I know why. The plastic is thin and not very sturdy. I don't expect them to survive many repeated uses.I've since gone back to Menards and purchased their injection molded pots for $1.49 a piece. Those are high quality heavy walled pots that will last for years! If you're not on a tight budget go with the ones sold at Menards or another brand. These are just too thin for the weight once you add soil and flowers. If they were 1 gallon or less they would be fine.

Upon opening the box I immediately noticed that they are actually quite flimsy, I don’t know how much these will be able to last as the plastic is super thin. They’re also not the best at holding a lot of weight and were a bit harder to carry once I filled them with the soil. For short them they may be great but I will be needing to look up something more durable for long term need

Decent quality for stationary pots. Not sure they will last more than a season but they are listed as 2 gallon. More like 1 and a half I have store bought 2 gallon pots which are considerably larger. They are not very solid and have a lot of flex to them. Very thin feeling But for the price I can't complain. However they should be listed as one and a half gallon. Since they are not true 2 gallon pots you get from a nursery or home improvement store.

The pots are larger than I thought, which is a good thing. A little bit on the thin side but sturdy enough to keep my pepper plants happy, as they would grow in it for a long time. I might even be able to use two pots in one if needed. I would definitely order again. It might not be for you but it suits my needs.

A number of the containers came with manufacturing defects that would make the products useless. These included holes and weak points in the plastic container. It appears that the product would be good, if provided as advertised, but it defeats the economics that drove this purchase when approximately 15-20% are defective. This was true for both the 1 gal and 2 gal pots I purchased.

I like the toughness of these. Quality is excellent. I'd get more, but the price is pretty steep compared to what it was before the pandemic. The 1 gallons used to be $13.33 for a 20 pack; 2 gallons now are almost $46, but if you need something smaller than 3 to 5 gallon containers to conserve potting soil, these are the ones.

I have been rough with these and still no rips or cracks in plastic. They work just as descried. Great quality.

Great pots to grow tomato and peppers. Great value for money and great size. You won’t be disappointed. Also using them to start lemon and orange trees. Probably great to grow strawberries since they are tall enough to let the strawberries drop over the side.

I order 2 packages of these pots and only received one. I am short 20 pots.