Bonsai Outlet Training Pots with Humidity Trays - Built in Mesh, Brown 8-Inch Large Planters + Made from Durable Shatter Proof Poly-Resin, Set of 3 Pot Set

The planters came as described, very Happy with these, nice quality and good price. I will order these again.

The pots look fine. I might have ordered the wrong size, but thinking it through, they could very well be just right. If not, I’ll just order a larger size, so no biggie and my bad if I have to, lol. The only drawback I have has nothing whatsoever to do with the product. And that is who ever delivered the box it came in (along with a couple other items) did not comply with my instructions to leave it at the back/side door and not the front door.

Would not suggest ordering so in the winter time.. idk what I did wrong but only 2 of the fire trees are surviving out of all of them.

Great pots for bonsai or cactus gardens. Very good drainage and sturdy

We purchased these as reasonable priced Bonsai Training Pots. They look great and are priced great too. Thanks for a great pots and a reasonable price.

These are great little training pots. But they shorted me two of three trays. Very disappointing!

This is a great set of bonsai pots and humidity trays for the price. I bought this because I had a plan to turn a misshapen pine tree I have in a big planter into a bonsai. I chickened out but have found many uses for these pots. They are great for holding smaller pots of rooted succulent cuttings while they establish new roots. The drainage holes in the bonsai pot allows extra runoff to quickly drain away so the pots don't sit in the excess water allowing root rot to form. I used one of the larger pots for rooting cuttings from a bonsai portulacria plant that was already in a bonsai pot and needed trimming. I can't say I'm a good bonsai trimmer but I got lots of healthy cuttings and they are doing well in the bonsai planter. I also have a couple of store bought bonsai trees and one did not come with its own humidity tray so I used a tray from this set. The pots in this set fit perfectly in the trays and the trays have a raised ridge to hold the pot in just the right place.

I bought these because I'm just getting into bonsai and I thought I needed a special pot. When I brought my tree and pot to my mentor, he chuckled and said there were two problems. Firstly I could have potted it in an old ice cream tub because when you're just starting a tree, anything will suffice. Secondly, the style of tree I had selected requires an oval pot. Square pots are for other kinds of trees and when it's time to transplant into its final pot, I'll want to find a nice ceramic one anyway. Different sizes, different shapes... how was I supposed to know? Just be warned, when you enter this hobby it's a good idea to ask lots of questions very early so you don't waste your money or time.