Plastic Plant Saucer Stand,4-Pack 14 inch, Elevated Plant Saucer Self-Watering Fabric Pot Base, Use Nonwoven Grow Bags, Plant Saucers Flower Pot Tray for Indoor-Outdoo and Grow Tents Greenhouses

They seem to be very sturdy and work well.

Well Made will buy again do not hesitate.

Self water wicking system works as advertised. Doesn’t suck any runoff water back into the pot. Definitely serves its purpose for a 3Gal or 5Gal fabric pot

I ordered these to go under the large indoor plant I was growing. They arrived as scheduled. They work well and easily support the 5 gal. buckets the plants were growing in. I would buy again.

Does what it says it does!

I recently started using 12-inch self-watering pots for my indoor plants, and they’ve significantly improved my plant care routine. The built-in reservoir ensures that my plants receive consistent moisture, reducing the frequency of watering and minimizing the risk of overwatering. The pots are lightweight yet sturdy, making them easy to move around as needed. Additionally, their sleek design complements various home decor styles. For anyone looking to simplify plant maintenance while promoting healthy growth, these self-watering pots are an excellent choice.

To my fellow growmies: I took a risk buying these because the only reviews at the time were from people who had received these at no cost. I rarely leave negative reviews, but in this instance it's important. If you intend for this to be your primary source of watering, you'd be better served buying a product that is intended for consistent self-watering. This ain't it.[If your intended use is limited, such as self-watering for 1- to 3-gallon plants while you're out of town for a weekend, these are probably fine.]This product is too flimsy for consistent use under a 5-gallon bag. The grid part is flexible enough that I can bend and twist it; they buckle a bit under the weight of a bag with soil. They also feel a little weak around the little supports, and the supports themselves are a little awkward -- not really tall enough to keep the bag up out of the reservoir underneath.Regret.A smaller quibble: they included four lengths of wick, but to set up the bases properly for a 5-gallon pot, you'd need eight. Wick is not expensive to buy, but if you bought this thinking it would work out-of-the-box to set up self-watering for four grow bags, you'd be disappointed.And if you intend to use a bag larger than 5 gallons, do not buy this at all.

Perfect for 5 gallon fabric pots. Exactly what I wanted.