SUN-E 5 in Set 2.2 Inch Container Planter Ceramic Flowing Glaze Five Color Base Serial Set Succulent Plant Pot Cactus Plant Pot Flower Pot Idea

One of these miniature planters completed my address sign perfectly. Note to others: when looking at the measurements, the opening is much smaller than the width because it curves in. I used a 2" cactus pot and it barely fit after I shook off lots of dirt (then I stuffed it back in). I originally had a live cactus but it was hard to keep damp, so I replaced it with a fake one. To attach the pot to the plaque, I first attached an "L" bracket to the wood horizontally for it to sit on, then glued a screw vertically through the other hole in the bracket and into the bottom of the planter using E6000 glue. So far so good!

*Succulents not included* - these are perfect for planting real succulents or using with fake ones. The little pots are the perfect size and have a rough stone-like outside. The colors are a perfect variety of pastels. I paired with some bright succulents and they are a great addition to my living room decor. They do have little holes in the bottom for real planting. Packaged so neat and safe. Could easily gift them to someone. I kept the box and foam inserts to use for moving them next move.

THESE VASES ARE SOOOO CUTE!! I AM SO IN LOVE WITH THESE VASES WHICH ARE JUST POSITIVELY ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE!So I'm guessing these reviews are accepted or rejected by an automated system of some sort, or someone not familiar with a fairly common English word. I included such a (clean, not vulgar) word in my previously rejected review that meant (since I dare not write the word again) the feel of sand in your mouth when you accidentally chew on it. The sand in your mouth feels _ _ _ _ _ _. That's a 6-letter word that rhymes with a not acceptable (vulgar) word. (Don't include any words in your reviews that might sound or rhyme with a "bad" word.) But, I digress. I was referring to the texture on the bottom of the vases. The word I could have used instead of "grit_ _" might have been "grainy." That is the only thing I can possibly think of as a reason for my 5-Star review to get rejected. It was basically a glowing review on the vases with an honest opinion about the bottom texture not looking as "grainy" in person as it did in the pictures, which I would have preferred.BUT, THESE VASES ARE SOOOO ADORABLE!!! I LOVE THEM! I CANNOT SAY ENOUGH ABOUT THEM! (Well, maybe I can)Update: My final project looks nowhere near as nice as the stock picture in the description 🤔. That being said, I have to agree with the other reviewers about getting the plants actually INTO these pots. Be prepared to really pare down and remove at least half the amount of soil surrounding your plants after purchase or they will NOT fit. You'll have brush off the excess soil, and then mold and square off and compact the shape of the soil around each plant in order to get the plant inside. This is due to the fact that the mouth (opening) of the pot is SQUARED AND SMALLER than the inside of the pot.This means that once the plant is inside the pot, you'll need to add more soil to help the plants stand upMy suggestion is to add soil to the bottom of each pot and make a hollow in the soil at the bottom, insert the plant, and then try squeeze some more soil in along the sides after to help it stay in place and provide enough soil to keep the poor lil' guys alive.It sounds like a lot of work, but it actually went very quickly to do the 4 I did finish. I have one more plant to do after it drains (had to water it last night because the soil was completely dried out.) I tried to get the little cactus to fit in the last pot but it's just too tall and looked awkward. I was happy to find the light blue vase with the bamboo tree that matches the pots from Amazon well. Lowe's had other colors as well (turquoise, peachy orange, etc.). That's where I purchased all of these succulents, along with a bag of soil and succulent plant food for just under $38 after a 10% military discount.All in all, I am happy with the results!

Used for Bridal Shower Favors added succulents- crowd fav

I love these. I’m planning on crocheting some succulents to go in them. They are VERY tieny so beware if you’re looking for something bigger. Each one fits in the palm of my hand. Probably the size of a 1/4 cup or slightly smaller.They are ceramic and glazed. The colored portion is a smooth, shiny glaze as you can see in the pictures. The bottom half i don’t think it is glazed at all. It is very coarse but I love the contrast of color and texture. Each one has a small hole in the bottom for water to drain out.

These ceramic planters are perfect starter pots for my succulents! I love the color variety in the glaze and have been able to use these in all different areas of my house! I didn't intentionally "match" these to different rooms but the color variation means I can highlight different colors in the plants and also in the room of the planter. These are small and will only fit my succulents for a short time- but I LOVE that I will be able to re-use these for other purposes or succulent trimmings down the line!

They're very cute, but smaller than I expected. Despite reading the dimensions, in my head I figured they'd be more fist sized or kind of like a cupcake, but they're smaller than that. Literally about 2 inches by 2 inches. I hope the succulents I've ordered fit in them! They do have little holes for draining which is nice. My real disappointment in them is the production however, the glazed color has drips on the rim of the pot and on the inside, where the glaze dripped after application and was never wiped off but still fired in the kiln. It's not a huge deal because they're planters, but I had hoped to give them (with succulents) as a present. I'm not so sure now, as it kind of feels like giving something cheap or defective.

These are even cuter than I thought they would be, so now I'm buying another set. I'm using them to hold my little air plants on my windowsills. The colors are gorgeous!

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