BONSAIOUTLET Training Pots with Humidity Trays - Built in Mesh, Six Inch Large Planters + Made from Durable Shatter Proof Poly-Resin, Set of 3 Pot Set…

These bonsai training pots are perfect for your newly sprouted bonsais. Built in drainage screen and they come with trays. All at a great price with fast shipping. Would highly recommend them.

They look normal bonsai-pot sized on the site. In reality, they are extremely small and very thin. They will hold two sticks of butter, but not two cans of normal tuna fish. A complete ripoff for 700+ pesos. Save your money and use margarine tubs or small yogurt or crema containers - they are stronger and hold more. Se ven normales bonsai-pot tamaño en el sitio. En realidad, son extremadamente pequeños y muy delgados. Sostendrán dos barras de mantequilla, pero no dos latas de atún normal. Una estafa completa por más de 700 pesos. Ahorre su dinero y use recipientes de margarina o pequeños recipientes de yogur o crema: son más fuertes y contienen más.

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

These are a terrific dish for training trees and starting off in before putting anything into expensive pottery. They seem nearly unbreakable so can probably take repeated uses, which would be great should someone want to use them in a nursery setting. They are also a wonderful dish for the student as they don’t require the use of a screen; a grid is cut into the base where the traditional two holes would be for anchoring. The color and texture look enough like some sort of dark terra-cotta or other natural material to not appear intrusive so trees can remain in these dishes as long as wished. In fact, should someone wish, these could be used in lieu of the true Bonsai dish (by the way, Bonsai translates to “plant in pot”). They are easily washed between uses, stackable with the drip trays fitting well underneath, and because they are of a plastic, retain moisture much longer than most Bonsai dishes so don’t need the constant checking usually needed of newly planted trees, another good thing for your students as they tend to lose their trees at this stage. All in all this is a very good basic dish for everything small to be started in and I give it high marks.

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