Bloem DC8-00 Dura Cotta Planter, 8", Black...

Pot is one of the best Ive purchased and I have about 100. Well designed, sturdy, light weight, with punch out drain holes and a drain platform with holes thats elevated. Ive already planted Cosmos. Buy this pot, its worth the money. Happy pollinator Gardner.

Very sturdy. True to size as described. 10-12 gallons maybe? Very pleased with quality, size, and rigidity. I repotted two large plumeria that are moved around quite a bit depending on temperature. These pots are sturdy enough to pick up and move while full of moist soil/plant. Also, plenty of drainage for the size of pot. Value is adequate. If you can catch these on sale, great value!

I got this for an indoor trellis for my orchids, and let me tell you I love this product! Sturdy for sure, and I even love the green color. I'm really glad it was large enough.

This review is for item Bloem DC16-46 Dura Planter, 16", Terra Cotta, pictured with item Bloem SDC16-46 Dura Cotta Plant Saucer, 16-Inch, Terra Cotta. (the item doesn't come with wheels, that's separate). The title says "terra cotta" which I think should be the same as "terracotta" (no space) which is pretty heavy clay for a 16" pot; so it was a big surprise when it arrived and the delivery guy was handling it with one hand. Turns out it's plastic with a terracotta colour. The description on the ZeeBooth page does say it's plastic ("100% UV stabilized polypropylene plastic ..." but who reads all the description :-)) but I think it's misleading to call it terracotta. Other than that, it's a serviceable plastic planter pot. It fits nicely with the 16" saucer, also plastic with terracotta color. There are holes in the bottom (about 1/2 to 3/4", I didn't measure them). So you do get drainage, but not the porous property of true terracotta clay pots, if that's important for you. On the other hand, plastic might be more suitable for a pot that's kept inside a living area. The pictures show it with a young lemon tree plant.