This review is for "BangQiao Plastic Deep Nursery and Seedling Pots" that come in various sizes.I've bought a bunch of these, mainly for carnivorous plants right now. I found them when I was trying to find plastic pots that are taller than usual for the diameter. Such pots are kind of difficult to find, which led to me exploring other options such as tall drinking cups, and I even considered just using big disposable cups from a fast food restaurant. I'm glad I found these though as they are nice!These pots feel solid. The plastic is thicker and more rigid than a typical nursery pot. As a result, these cannot be squeezed easily to coax a plant and it's soil out together. The exterior is textured which makes them less slippery for gripping. The drainage is well designed and effective. While the price is higher than one would pay for nursery pots, I feel like the quality and taller design more than makes up for it.I have one problem with these pots, and it is rather nit-picky. I'll likely do a terrible job of explaining this, but here it goes. In the pictures that show the drainage holes, you'll see a sort of fan or windmill type of design for the inner section. The outer ring has normal round holes. In many cases, the plastic of the inner edge of that outer ring is not perfect. As a result, there's a bit of excess plastic blocking the opening of the hole where it rides up the inner edge of the outer ring. Fortunately that excess plastic is much, much thinner than the rest of the pot and it can be clipped off really easily or even pressed through with a fingernail. This will open a bit more space for water to flow to those round holes.