KINGLAKE 100 Pcs 3 Inch Peat Pots, Seeds Starter, Transplant Seedlings With 100 Pcs White Plastic Plant Labels

These arrived promptly per Prime. They have been slower than 2 day. I think due to usps delivery contract. I do wish they would go back to ups to alleviate usps delivery backups. But I digress. These past cups delivered promptly in the 2 day window! Thank you Amazon prime.The peat cups are small as you will notice in the description in the product details and the attached photographs. As you can see from the photo they are about the half the size of a 12 oz soda can. This works for me. Just as I was trying to figure out if a popcicle stick world fit I found a nice surprise! They included the small label sticks. They are plastic. I had to use a super fine sharpie to fit my writing I on to the surface. But all are labeled appropriately.For what I paid and received I consider it a win purchase and I plan to order a second set.I will say that you should consider their compact size. It is perfect for the way I'm starting seeds. They are however tightly packaged. I took up to 6 at a time and rolled them in the heels of my hands to loosen them and be able to separate the cups. To my surprise, I only had 1 cup that was defective it was missing part of the bottom. A second cup was lost while separating because I tore on the bottom.I filled the cups using a fourth cup measuring cup pressed it down using the bottom of the measuring cup, put in the seed then added more dirt to top it off I would say the whole thing holds about 1/3 of a cup. I used 5 aluminum turkey roaster pans. The shallow ones. I believe all fit but four.I wanted to plant in rotation and now that I see what a great product I was able to purchase I will be ordering a second batch and potentially a third batch if I have the room to plant. I am exceptionally pleased with these peat cups. There is no bargain in the store that comes close to what I received. They may be larger in the store and this company may offer a larger size but I have noticed that sometimes that bigger size is wasted. Please keep in mind that I start my seedlings and then put them in the dirt without moving them two and three times trying to get almost full size plant before transplanting. To me that is just a waste of resources and time. And I don't start seeds in Feb. I'm in W KY zone 6/7.I have previously made a newspaper plant cups or I have started germinating seeds between two damp paper towels in a ziplock bag. While my gardens are about a medium size they are put to good use. I wouldn't call it a hobby garden because I do put away my tomatoes and other vegetables even if it's just blanching them and freezing them. I don't have a full acre size or even a half acre that I garden. It's not the space requirements, it's based on my needs What I mean to say is that my garden isn't about spending money or being fancy it is about maximizing the efficiency of my dollar and that allows me to grow my food and control the source. Waste not, want not. I do not like the idea of GMO foods and don't feel like it was vetted for the public in that we never got a choice whether or not we wanted our food to be manipulated in that way nor do I appreciate the exorbitant prices associated with organic foods at the grocery store so I grow my own!Thank you for reading. I hope this helps you to understand the size of the product and the quality. I ended up putting water in the bottom of the turkey roaster and it was pulled up into the plant. Then I take a spraymister and spray the tops daily. I also have a couple of grow lights that I use in conjunction with these pots and for succulents and other plants over the winter. It is day three so I'm waiting on germination but I expect them to perform well. I have no doubt the cups will hold upHappy 2020 gardening!! And thank you to Amazon fire making it available so that I don't have to go through a buyer for a great deal! Great product!

LIKE: Love 100 of them! They've been very useful to my growing garden. It's been a place where I start my seeds in them, then transfer them into my garden beds, and then the magic continues. It's also great to use as a gift of a plant. DISLIKE: The price. It could be a bit cheaper. But it' a business and I get that. :) ♡ With love, Thais @localfloridalifestyle

Exactly what I was expecting, great value

value for the money !!!!!!!

These cups are meant to be planted. Even as cheap as these are priced I would go plastic.

Yes, this plant pot gets really soft when watered. You can see that as a plus or a minus (see below). And the name stakes could be longer! They’re tiny.In my case, I wanted a plant pot that I could plant directly in the dirt without having to injure the roots of a plant in transplanting, so this is perfect. I want the roots to be able to bust through, and if this is planted in the dirt with your plant, it will do exactly that!A slightly more robust planter would be a bit nice, but it’s fine. I could always try doubling up the pots for more strength or put a coffee sleeve around it. These are about the right or same size.Yes, they can be a challenge to separate as they are textured, and yes, a few came a bit crushed on the tops of the piles, but they’re still usable.Don’t use these as permanent pots (I am excited to hear people got mushrooms from this, as I am attempting to grow some oyster mushrooms I cultivated from my patio), definitely do not leave out where they will be rained upon, and keep watering light.This is my experience upon having these for 24 hours, using about 10-20 of them right out of the bag, and watering. I may update this review if my opinion changes at a later time.

They Seem short but they are very durable and they kind of stick together. But I’m glad to have them they’re thick they’re perfect

Tough to separate, but little pots are good.