Classic Home and Garden Arc Pot 12" Desert

I was looking for a different shape planter pot for my new cactus obsession. The shape looks cute and the color matches with my existing terracotta & black planter pots.I loaded up my cactus babies and the planter was perfect, not too heavy like a real terracotta pot.I took the drainage plug out put saved in case I want to use. This pot was a great size, weight and value. I say purchase!

Larger than I expected but really cute. Light and easily moved even when full!

4.5 stars. They’re cute and going to be perfect for my spring planters, but just for anyone who may care, they’re not made of real stone as indicated in the materials description. It’s a nice looking faux, though!

This is one of the best deals I've gotten on Amazon. I bought it for "Hens and Chicks" (a certain succulent plant), and I know they'll do very well in this pot. It's so attractive and the price is fabulous. I'm online to buy it in the other two colors. There is a drain hold at the bottom with a plug you can keep in or remove. It is the perfect height for any succulent plant. "Hens and Chicks" multiply quickly, so it's good to keep extra of these flower pots on hand for the new plants. It's funny with these plants because one can go on and on filling pots. The pots themselves make nice gifts. I like the sloped shape and natural colors. Lightweight also.

I love this pot. I used it as a water fountain. It's nice quality with thick material and a plug in the bottom if I choose to use it for plants later. It adds peaceful ambiance to my backyard. To make the fountain I purchased a solar water fountain. When the sun is out the fountain is running.

I love this pot and is very reasonably priced. It has great personality and makes me smile every time I look at it. Despite what some people are saying it does have a removal drainage plug on the bottom. Some people have asked where to find a drip tray for under this pot. In years past I have seen rectangular/oval clear drip trays but I haven't been able to locate any this year. So I went to the Dollar store and found an oval dish with a clear lid which as you can see fits this dish perfectly. It's not a very deep dish but since I have succulents planted in it, it works out well. If you plan on planting other plants in it I would suggest just taking the pot over to the sink and do your watering and after it has all drained just put it back on this nice little tray. I hope this has helped to answer some of your questions. My pot is Stone in color but does show us as grey. I would highly recommend this very sturdy, light weight pot which I needed as I wanted to place it on top of my Bose Machine. I am a very happy customer. :-)

This has a great shape to it. Its size is large enough to make a statement but not too bulky to sit on a shelf. It is thick resin so it is quite sturdy. It looks like ceramic/concrete but it is not. I like it and would consider buying more.One complaint is the drainage hole. It is large, but not located at the lowest point in the bottom, so there is the potential for it to hold a little moisture. Plan good dirt for drainage and plant accordingly or pull out the drill like I did and pop a couple extra holes in the bottom around the edges where its deepest point is.

I was expecting a lightweight stone pot, not plastic. It is very cute, but not what I wanted. Returned easily.