CowPots Sixcell Flats, 3 Pack

Product works great for starting seedlings. I used them indoors to start peppers, tomatoes, and flowers. Pots hold up well to watering, I had them over 6 weeks before I was able to transplant. Easy to use and easy to transplant, plus they have a small bit of fertilizer that helps plant growth.

First time choosing COWPOTS over regular old peat pots. Impressive results with our seedlings which popped in 3 days & continue healthily growing day by day. COWPOTS were suggested to me by a fellow gardener who raved about the good start they give her seedlings & im a big believer in giving the best start & now after 2 weeks, my plants are outside in the sunshine getting bigger daily. COWPOTS from here forward due to excellent results

These pots are well made, don't have any odor and will be used soon to grow seedlings for my summer garden. I can't say yet how efficient they'll be. I'll give another review after using them.

They're great

I suspect the ultimate product is going to work just fine. My problem is with the title "CowPots CP36-12 SixCell Flats" ... this makes it seem like you are getting twelve 6-cell flats when IN FACT you are only getting three 6-cell flats. God only knows what CP36-12 even means and no where in the description does it tell you exactly what you are getting. Go look at the CowPots company or other companies to see what they are offering ... significantly better pricing (even if you have to pay for shipping).

i like the fact that these starter pots can be placed right into good soil at the proper hight for easy start growing. and they dont smell like cow poo..

Waaayyy better than any other starter pot of it's kind! Super simple and no root damage ever. Just check the photos, I've transferred lots of plants with these and they are all happy. I just cut the pots with scissors when I see exterior roots and pop them wherever they need to go. Used it with melons, cucumbers, mandarins with excellent results.

I love the cow pots. An excellent way to use "cow poop" and add a little organic fertilizer to your plants when you plant them. They were a little hard to pull apart and I ended up tearing one. So be careful.