6 x CrazyGadget® Strawberry Planter Trio 3 Pot Stacking Pot for Herb Flower Bedding Indoor Outdoor Garden (Black)

Bought this to plant strawberries in, as I was fed up feeding slugs and snails ! It is made of good quality plastic and when filled with potting mix there is a good stability in it , (the weight increases dramatically when filled), so far it has never blown over. It is a nice size and I put one plant in each compartment. The colour is nice and fits in with all my other planters !

The size of the chambers is good for planting produce like lettuce. Very easy to assemble, seems sturdy. There are no holes in the bottom of each chamber which means that there is no drainage. I used a hot paperclip to poke holes for drainage. This way the plants can not only avoid sitting in overrated pots but they can also water the plant below them.

I absolutely love these, they're so easy to stack up and each level is big enough that they contain enough soil to have three strawberry (or, as I've found, lobelia or verbena) plants in and they don't struggle for water or nutrients as with some smaller pots. I find that even when it's rainy the lower levels are sheltered, so every so often I switch them around to make sure everyone gets rain and some sheltered time. Nice and sturdy too, with the exception of when my dog ran headlong into them they haven't even wobbled and we have strong winds through the garden at times. Will buy again.

Got for my dad he loves it can make multiple plants with it highly recommended

Bought for my strawberry plants, which are loving their new home and flourishing. Must drill draining holes to prevent water logging.

Smaller then I wanted. Too small for strawberries. Fine for other herbs

It’s pretty and theoretically great for strawberries, but each 1/3 of the pot is actually way too small for a strawberry plant with limited soil in it. My strawberry planted in these pots grew very little / non-sweet fruit. Strawberries either need to be planted on the ground soil or in much bigger pots. It would amazing if it works but it didn’t.

I love this planter. Although intended for strawberries, I use it to plant trailers and Busy Lizzies (and it produces a lovely show as they grow!). I have found the unit to be sturdy, even though it is placed in a area which can be prone to gusts of wind. I ensure that I put enough soil in each section to weigh them down and (*touch wood*), it has not fallen over yet. I do suspect that some reviewers may not put enough soil in the unexposed parts of each section, which may account for the lack of sturdiness. It is very easy to assemble; you just have to place one planter section on top of the other, ensuring that all 'pot' sections are visible. Whilst easy to put together, there are no drainage holes so you will need a drill. Although it is slightly tedious to drill holes in each 'pot' section (18 in total), the ends justify the means. Just don't press too hard when drilling: let the drill do the work or you could crack the plastic. Personally, I have found the unit to be worth its price for what I use it for, its sturdiness and its unique, kitsch look.