Plant Nursery Pots with Humidity Domes (30 pots + 30 transparent lids), 30 Sets 4 Inch Soft Nursery Pots, Seed Starting Pots Small Starter Seed Starting Trays with Drain Holes with 10 Plant Labels

Wow! I live in a dry climate and these have been a life saver. Much better success with my seedlings this year thanks to these mini greenhouse pots. I don’t have to water as often and my seedlings stay humid. I also like that these are much taller than those seed trays so I can keep my seedlings in these until they are mature enough to transplant. As some others mentioned, the tops don’t snap on securely but that doesn’t bother me.Lastly, when I read “30 piece” set, I assumed it meant 15 pots and 15 lids. I was pleasantly surprised when I received 30 pots and 30 lids. Fair price and they are reusable!

These are adorable and perfect for growing carnivorous plant seedlings. Really any seedlings probably, but the drain holes are really big which makes it ideal for cape sundews, pitcher plants, probably even vft.The pots themselves are suuuuper thin plastic but they don't seem to get cracked or permanently wrinkled if I crush them, which makes up for it. Besides, I'm just gonna fill it with dirt and that will be all the weight I need.The lids fit only ok, but I haven't filled any yet and that may make a difference in fit once they're full. I actually plan to do that today because I've got some baby sundews that need potting up.I'm also planning on germinating some seeds in peat pods then transferring them to these (w/soil obviously) before I give them away, to make it easier for the recipients to care for them and harden them off themselves. It's a lot more shocking for plants to go from my cozy heated trays to a new home without a humidity dome and it's not all that easy to find reasonable individual domed seedling pots. Probably also going to start cactus seeds in here.Anyway, they seem versatile. Flimsy but these aren't pots most normal plants will spend their whole life in so they don't need to be ultra sturdy. And they're kinda cute with the terra cotta coloring.

Like the title says, I'm keeping my smaller nursery pots for reuse because these are too flimsy. Very thin blown plastic from China. The super thin and crushable clear tops DO NOT ATTACH to the pots (just sit on rim), and fall off like dominoes if you bump them while trying to use all the pots at once for a residential grow. The pots and domes work: I've started seeds in them and transplanted starter plugs into them, and those plants have matured just fine. However, these are more for novelty growers who just want to grow a few little things here or there. They have more drain holes than some nursery plastic pots, which I think helps the plants breathe. If I ever run out of 4-inch pots again, I'll shop somewhere I can touch what I'm buying and get something more sturdy that won't crumple in my grip and cause balance problems during planting. To give them credit, I grow only indoors and run all my pots through the dishwasher without soap, and these little pots and lids didn't melt (be certain to turn off any heated drying cycle on your machine).

This is a good little affordable option. I was hoping to use these for propping & shipping small propagation plants. I really with the dome “clicked” into place. It kind of just sits on top and every time I bump one while watering it knocks the neighboring domes off lol! I end up taping down the lid for shipping but I’ve found the pot to not be super sturdy. They’re a very affordable option but not the best quality.

These have worked well for me. Propagating with leaf cuttings might not all work with the dome, depending on the size of the cutting, but the small pots are still very useful. The dome lid doesn't fit as snuggly as I would like, but it's definitely not a deal breaker. Overall, I think the quality is good and so is the value.

I really like these. They are made of very thin plastic that is better for the environment, and the do a good job by creating individual greenhouses for seeds. Although they are made very thin, they do not collapse or fall over when filled with soil. It was a little difficult to get the domes apart, but they bend easily and they don’t break. The domes don’t snap onto the planting cup but rest on it, which is fine with me because it’s easy to remove if I want to check on the moisture or growth of my seeds. Very good value for your money.

The tops dont stay on and I feel a little silly for thinking they were necessary at all. It’s Just plastic that ends up in our oceans and will be around on earth longer than you or I will be.

Thes are nice and cool and get the job done!