Opps White Ceramic Ball-Shape Succulent Cactus Plant Pot with Hexagonal Bamboo Tray – Set of 3

Beautiful modern design and quality material make these planters a welcome vessel for displaying and housing succulents.

I really loved these when they first arrived! They look so nice with small succulents. Unfortunately, I've had this set for maybe a month maximum and one of the pots has already begun cracking pretty bad along the outside of the pot. Another issue is that one of the bamboo drain trays seems to have a split cutting through half of it horizontally. Not sure how long that tray is going to last me due to that. Very sad to see. Neither were dropped or banged against anything so I'm not entirely sure what is causing it. Anyway, I loved these but they didn't last long at all.

These are small but very asthetically pleasing. The first thing you'll notice is the hole in the center of the planter that allows for minimal air and water flow. Perfect for succulents but unfortunately I moved to a new city and they do not have succulents that I have found...yet. I am new to Minnesota so I'm sure eventually I will find cacti or succulents. But for now my planters will remain with just the river rocks.The bamboo catcher trays are such a lovely compliment. I usually just use cork coasters but these look great when all set up together. Can't wait to find my plants!

I like them alot. I would give it five stars if they were less expensive. I didn't buy them at first because they are not worth as much as they cost. I coated the bamboo with a couple coats of varathane to prevent them from getting dirt/water damage because I read some product reviews before buying them to find someone had mold on theirs. Just my opinion.

These are so cute. And they're packaged really well. I like them so much I'm trying to figure out friends to buy them for. The box they come in even comes with a super cute little gift card you can fill out.I got these for a trio of tiny succulents I bought at the store. I have a shelf that can only fit small plants, and I wanted a small planter that would look nice on the dark wood. This little pots are perfect, and the little bamboo trays look really nice against the white. There's not much else to say about these other than they are simply charming and perfect for small plants.

I bought two sets (6 pots total) of these, and I am going to buy more. At 12.99 for 3, these are very well-priced. They have a drainage hole in the bottom of the ceramic pot, which is perfect for succulents which must avoid standing water. The bamboo tray is well made and does not have splinters or uneven wood in any areas. There is a small lip on the edge of the bamboo tray which may prevent water from spilling, but only if there is a very small amount of standing water in the tray. The ceramic pots all arrived intact and without a single blemish; they have been evenly glazed and look beautiful. The packages each arrived with an additional gift of a coupon code for 5% off another purchase from Opps on Amazon.These are great pots for propagating succulents in and would also be lovely planters as a small gift. If you do use these for succulents, remember to use succulent/cactus specific soil with perlite and peat moss in a 1:1:1 ratio.

These pots look and feel quite nice and have good drainage. The white glaze and square shape are pleasing and modern looking. I am using them for succulent transplants. As I still keep my plants on the window sill I was happy to find that these pots with their wooden drip trays fit on my standard sills. So far my plants are doing well.

Beautiful set of pots for my succulents. There is about a ~0.5cm diameter hole in the bottom of each pot ensuring good drainage (5th picture) The have a good weight to them and feel high quality. They work great for small to medium sized succulents. In mine I have Bear's Paw (first picture), Firebird Aloe (2nd) and Jelly Bean (?) Sedum with Crassula Baby's Necklace (3rd).The bamboo trays underneath (4th) look great but also prevent any water from leaking onto my desk! I usually water my succulents in the sink and wait 5 minutes for the water to drain before placing them back on the bamboo trays. Because the trays are wood instead of ceramic they actually absorb residual water and prevent it from pooling under the pot and impeding drainage.