PSW Pot Collection TD25DC Plastic/Stone/Wood Composite Shallow Bulb Pan - No Drainage Hole (Drillable), Planter for Succulents, Bonsai, Fairy Gardens, Herbs, 10-inch, Dark Charcoal

Noted all the lower star ratings from customers surprised there weren't drainage holes - description clearly states that you can drill your own if needed and it was super simple to do so! I used whatever drill bit was already in my husband's drill and drilling went smoothly without cracking. I have a small hand drill and felt confident it would have worked as well. Don't be afraid! Beautiful color that looks like terra cotta pottery but a nice sturdy plastic and well priced for my intended purpose. Perfect size for my eight Christmas paperwhite bulbs and 100% as described. Depth was suitable for flower bulbs with some ample room for staking as they grow.

very strong pot looks good too

I really like the weight of the material of this pot, it is sturdy and durable. I also like the finish to it, which is a tad chalky/matte like concrete and has more interest than just plain dark grey/black. The size and depth is good, it is a bigger pot which sometimes are hard to find for a decent price. I drilled holes in the bottom for drainage and used it for a pothos. It was easy enough to drill holes in it, I recommend doing that so you don’t drown your plants.

I like the weight of the pot for my plants that doesn’t like deep pots. Only thing it doesn’t have any drain wholes for the water drain out you have to very carefully not to over water the plant. It’s made of thick plastic can handle the bump. I think it was worth the money it was what I need to transporting my plants cross the state and was need to stay in the pots for couple of months before being planted.

Nothing but good to say about PSW products. The materials they are made from are a nice blend of looks and durability. If you like the looks of one of their pieces you can't go wrong.

Before you buy the pot. read the description. That will stop all the negative reviews and the returns to Amazon! I've bought several of these pots and am very happy with them. The pots are made of recycled plastic, recycled stone powder, and wood dust. They are very strong, sturdy and dense but are no problem drilling holes through. Use a drill and standard 3/8" or 1/4" drill bit and you'll have holes in seconds. I make three evenly spaced holes. Since no one is going to analyze the space between the holes, it's not important if it isn't perfect. And why does the hole need to be perfectly spaced and marked for you? It's drainage. READ the description. They are great pots and are made using material that would otherwise be put in a landfill.

It's a nice pot. Big and sturdy. It does not have holes at the bottom of pot for water to drain. It is not real terracotta, it's a thick plastic. It just not what I was looking for. The price is to much for it to be plastic $13. I went to Lowes and found real terracotta pot for less than $10 and same size.

I bought it because it’s plastic and will hold up water very good. The purpose of this pot it is to make my garden a fountain. I thought outside pot will have more texture like the advertised that looks like more of concrete but it is so plain and looks more plastic. Yes, its a plastic but sometimes with the decoration stuff they can make it more like an actual material.