Bloem Ariana 20" Self-Watering Plastic Planter - Rolled Rim Indoor/Outdoor Garden Pot, Terra Cotta

I got this pot for my Monstera plant to replace a ceramic pot that was beautiful but too heavy to move around. The plant looks great in it and is already growing new leaves. This pot is slightly larger than the ceramic one I had before, but it's much lighter to pick up since it's plastic, which was the main reason I switched. It looks nice and doesn't seem cheap, good for the price. Great for an indoor plant.

Purchased 4 of these 16” Self-Watering Planters for dahlia bulbs on my outdoor patio. Drainage holes help to prevent over watering. Containers are made of lightweight but sturdy plastic. Great for all your planting needs inside or outdoors.

looks amazing. my lanai plant was able to fit well

I ordered both the muted terra and living green color. They are pretty and the price was nice when I ordered them.

I love the vibrant color and large size. It's also great that these don't leak from the bottom. I ordered online and they arrived quickly in perfect condition. My plant needed to be re-potted, this was perfect!

The size is perfect, its lightweight, but sturdy, and easy to move when filled with soil. Great price.

This is a very nice planter. Love the color navy. Love the large size. Self watering is a bonus, but don't forget to add a drain hole or you will get soggy soil very quickly ( especially when it rains) . Also place where you want it before adding soil and plants/flowers , because moving it when full of soil can discolor rim of planter when you move it. Plastic Rim is not sturdy enough for movement when heavy with soil. But for the price based on size and look , this planter is great!

This pot is a darker red and not the vibrant red shown in the picture, but more like the photo here.

This item is a scam. It is a flimsy plastic pot. It weighs 6 ounces. Only one was shipped. Not a "case of 6" as described. Sold by a third party, which will not contact you when asked. Walmart will not allow a "return".

it says self watering but this has no place to allow for excess water from rain to escape and the pot fills up with water with no place to drain, this would cause the roots to rot from access water. I had to drill a hole in the pot to drain all the access water accumulation.