PSW Pot Collection TA30TC 12-inch Plastic/Stone/Wood Composite Bulb Pan Planter – No Drainage Hole (Drillable), Shallow Indoor/Outer Pot for Succulents, Bonsai, Fairy Gardens, Herbs, Terra Cotta Color

Solidly made. Looks nice on my counter. Perfect for my dish garden.

Really nice pot. It is thick plastic with a beautiful design. It should last a long time. It was easy to drill the drainage holes and since it is thick plastic, there was no cracking. It’s a beautiful color and the perfect size for my dahlias.

Perfect for my tiny cactus. Unfortunately the deer ate them so I don’t have photos. I will put it in a secure spot next time.

This was extremely attractive pot especially for the price I paid. Nice size I put a fairy garden in it inside for a while. So because I liked it so much I wanted to use it outside in my garden and put plants in it so I had to drill drainage holes. Unfortunately in drilling drainage holes the pot cracked across the bottom pretty badly. I can use it but beware of this possible issue if you decide to use it outside.

Very nice little bowls for succulents or bonsai. Need to drill holes for drainage.

I bought this pan to place inside a large outdoor pot, and to hold a small solar water fountain. The pan is deep enough to hold a small bucket of water. It is sturdy, durable, and the terracotta color fits in nicely with my plants.This summer (2024) has been extremely hot and dry in our area so the plants that I placed around the pot have not done well, but I am hopeful to start early next spring in order to have lovely flowers around the pot.The pot washes up nicely, and is easy to clean. Birds love coming to the fountain and pot to get a drink during this hot summer. I note that I have scores of feathered visitors during the day and one/two raccoons come to drink at night.This was a good purchase for me. The pot is durable, attractive, cleans up well, and serves the purpose for my purchase.UPDATE: As promised, I am including an update on this deep pan that I purchased in summer 2024. This is now August 2025, and I wanted you to see how I am using the pan.In the large flower pot, I have one “real-life” red chrysanthemum flower and one live vinca vine. I have two artificial trailing flower vines and additional faux, vivid-color flowers. This was another tough weather summer for growing live plants, so for the first time in my life, I am “planting” artificial flowers. I think that they look attractive and make a nice cover surround for my solar fountain. The deep pot is still working out well. Please see my photos showing this step-by-step blooming garden fountain.

Nice pot. Pretty. Good for the price. No drainage.

Very nice planter. I used it to replant. Very sturdy and perfect for what I needed it for!!!