Meshpot 5 inch Orchid Pots with Holes for Repotting with Excellent Airflow, S...

After rescuing my poor grocery‑store orchid from its tiny cupholder‑sized pot and brick of compacted moss, this Meshpot became the second hero of the story. Once I cleaned the roots and gave them fresh moss, they finally had a proper home — and this 5‑inch pot made all the difference. The size is perfect for giving the roots room to breathe, and the shape of the pot really improves airflow. After being suffocated in its original setup, my orchid finally had space, drainage, and oxygen. The difference was immediate: it didn’t grow for weeks (panic mode, understandably), but it also didn’t die. Once it recovered, it started putting out new leaves like it finally understood it wasn’t doomed anymore. One of my favorite features is the auto‑release inner liner. Press down and it pops right out — weirdly satisfying and incredibly convenient. It makes weekly care so much easier. The whole thing looks clean and minimalist, and even though it’s plastic, it looks nicer than that in person. Each week we soak the orchid in the removable liner for about 20 minutes, let it drain, and set it back in the pot. It seems genuinely happy with the routine and has been thriving ever since. If you’re trying to save a stressed grocery‑store orchid from certain doom, this pot is a great partner in the rescue.

I researched all the available pots for orchids. This one was the cheapest. But it seemed like the best option with the self watering feature. Turns out to be amazing. I cannot believe how quickly my orchid is growing! This pot is perfect. Easy to turn the orchid a little bit every day. Fill it with water and it takes care of the rest. Love the design.

Very cute ' little' orchid pot, I really like the inside ' basket' as it's very sturdy and arid, but I'm not overly happy with the white outter pot as it's quite flimsy and not a thick hard material like I thought, the white pot does not make a good soaker pot if your trying to rehydrate an orchid as the white pot pours water all over the counter and floor if filled past the lowest gray at the bottom, which does make it perfect for preventing water rot... there's a design in the pots where if you gently press the edges of the inside pot/ basket that will separate it from the outer pot raising it up for easy access and I love that, if your orchid is healthy or over watered I think this is a good pot I just wish the outer white pot was stouter and in my case of trying to save a dehydrated orchid for my grandma I wish it didn't leak... personally I will be buying this pot again ( probably the 4 inch tho, I got the 5inch this time and it's a bit big...

easy to assemble

Beautiful pot, but not stable for bigger orchids.

My orchid is doing very well since repotting in this pot (using clay pebbles as the medium). It's easy to refill the reservoir (I just water through the pebbles). There are only two downsides to this pot, but since it works so well I am happy to overlook them: 1) You can't/shouldn't move the pot while it has water in it, because the water easily leaks through the vent holes when the pot is jostled. This isn't a big deal though and is simply a result of one of the features of this pot (ventilation), so you can't really complain about it. You just have to be mindful of this limitation. 2) The water level is hard to see through the dark plastic viewing windows. However, I assume this helps prevent algae growth in the water reservoir so I can't really fault this design choice either. Also, because of the ventilation holes, you can just water whenever instead of waiting for the tank to be low (just be sure to have the plant somewhere where the water runoff won't be an issue!).

tip. before putting soil just fill the bottom with water and see how much does it take to overflow the saucer. and thats the maximum quantity of water you put at once in the pot. will never overflow..duuh. good price.solid built. really really amazing product.fancy too

They seem to be thriving in these pots. I don't like how the water leaks between the grey and white or the pixelated printed name on the pot. Why have a name on the pot? If they are going for a branding label that everyone would love this one isn't that good of a quality print job. I have to turn the pot around to hide it as it takes away from the beauty of the simple white. When you over water the overage pees all over the table. Okay, maybe that's better than rotting out the roots. But pouring out the excess water is a messy job as it leaked out the side. I like the pop up action to be able to grab the liner easier. I'm happy with them, but they were pricey. I need a fourth one as I have four orchids. I don't want to buy 3 more just yet but probably will as it is a nice design for the plant. I do like them just not the advertising name label.

These pots are pricey, but are they ever nice to use. Repotted one of my orchids and it already has a flower spike on it. Very easy to use. Plants respond so nicely when treated well. Plus they look nice anywhere on the house.

Works better than expected

Me encanta por el simple mecanismo que tiene para sacar la planta, es bastante duro el plástico

Muy buena maceta para orquídeas

Very happy with these. Needed a decent looking orchid pot and these ticked all the boxes. Not bad for the price as you get two. Would buy again when needed.