**30-Pack 2 Gallon (9 Inch) Black Plastic Nursery Pots - Bulk Wholesale Planters with Drainage Holes for Indoor & Outdoor Plants, Flowers, Gardening - Perfect for Home, Garden, and Commercial Use**

UPDATE: 04/23/2023So i finally had the chance to put them to the test and transplanted 7 seedlings into 7 of these pots i had left over from the 10 I bought because 3 arrived broken beyond repair so I planned 5 autoflowering strains and 2 photoperiod strains and was really looking forward to seeing how the plants like them but to my surprise all 7 stayed small, took a while for the soil to dry out between waterings, and the 5 AUTOS stayed tiny about 1 foot tall. Those are the same ones that usually grow 2 to 3 feet tall in 1 gallon AC Infinity smart pots. I'm utilizing my closet as a grow space for AUTOS, clones, and seedlings but when I used 1 gallon AC Infinity smart pots they leak on the sides when watering and soil falls out from the holes for LST so I wanted to see if i get better results in slightly bigger pots that don't leak from the sides but I did not expect to get such horrible results. The 5 AUTOS stayed tiny and the buds were very fluffy and airy instead of thick colas full of dense flowers/buds that I always got when using 1 gallon smart pots. The remaining 2 PHOTOS also stayed small so after 4 weeks i transplanted them into 5 gallon smart pots and flipped them to flower and even though they continued growing for another 3 weeks the plants stayed significantly smaller then usual. I still don't understand how I'm getting better results in 1 gallon Grow Pro plastic pots then in these 1.5 gallon plastic pots. I can understand that plastic pots don't provide as much oxygen to the roots like smart pots do and would get slightly worse results but to get much worse results in 1.5 gallon plastic pots then 1 gallon plastic pots is very very strange. Unfortunately, after this experience I will never use these pots again. I decided to buy these new design and material 2 gallon pots made by "Rain Science Bags" that i bought from Amazon but they also have their own website but somehow 2 gallon pots are only available in 10s, can't buy 1 or 2 of them but on Amazon they're available in any quantity. These rain science bags get a lot more oxygen to the roots and dry out quicker, which helps the roots get air pruned and get more frequent watering for vigorous growth. I'm about to transplant my new batch of seedlings into these new rain science bags and I look forward to seeing how they'll perform because they don't leak from the sides like the cloth smart pots do. They are made from what seems like soft plastic material, really unusual but works wonders. It prevents the roots from circling around the pot and getting rootbound, but with these pots the roots stop circling around and they start growing small hairs to the sides that help with nutrient uptake.ORIGINAL REVIEW:First i want to say that no one is paying me or giving me gift cards or any inventive to leave this review. I'm leaving this review because I want people to know what they're buying.The quality is 7 out of 10. They're NOT as durable as I had hoped. Also as soon as I received them I noticed on the bottom some of the holes had a thin layer of plastic blocking most of the holes and that's with 50% of the holes. I saw some reviews people were really complaining about that and some returned the pots just because of that. Even though it sucks to receive the pots with that kind of a defect it's a very easy fix. Just take a small knife ? with a very small blade or sheetrock knife ? and go around the edges of the holes and cut out the leftover plastic. It comes out extremely easy and it'll take you 10 minutes at most. It took me like 5-7 minutes to fix all 10 pots. Another thing I didn't like is they're NOT as durable as I had hoped, thin plastic but not that thin, thicker than those cheap flimsy pots at the Home Depot that bend like paper but not as thick as the 1 gallon Grow Pro plastic pots with drainage holes on the bottom sides instead of the very bottom. If you're growing cannabis than you know exactly which 1 gallon pots I'm talking about.The last problem has nothing to do with the quality but the way they're packaged because 3 out of 10 were cracked and I ended up throwing them away and keeping the other 7 since I only needed 6 of them anyway. Many people are having the same problem, you can read the reviews and you'll see that it's a well known problem but no one is doing anything about it.Besides that i think these are great pots to transplant from solo cups into these 1.5 gallon pots before transplanting into the final 5 or 7 gallon AC Infinity smart pots. They have plenty of drainage holes and should last for quite awhile if careful. I do recommend them as long as you're willing to cut that leftover plastic on drainage holes to create better drainage and utilize all the holes it comes with.HAPPY GROWING!