Plastic Nursery Pots with Saucers, 30 Pack
Last updated: 5 October 2026
These plastic nursery pots come as a set of 30, each 10.3cm across and 8cm deep with its own saucer, in a terracotta colour. They are made from recycled plastic and have mesh drainage holes in the base, so they suit seedlings, cuttings, herbs and plant babies you want to pot on or give away.
On 5 October 2026 the set of 30 was £12.99 on Amazon UK, about 43p a pot, sold by Gobesty's seller account and dispatched by Amazon.
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What the nursery pots are for
A nursery pot is the plain plastic pot plants come in from the garden centre. It is light, cheap and drains well, which is what a young plant needs while its roots fill out. Once it has grown, you move it to a bigger pot or slip the whole nursery pot inside a decorative one.
A set of 30 goes a long way. It covers a tray of seedlings in spring, a row of herbs on the windowsill, or the offshoots from a spider plant or a pilea that you want to give to friends.
Key facts
- In the pack: 30 pots and 30 saucers
- Size: 10.3cm across and 8cm tall, holding about 0.5 litres of soil each
- Material: recycled plastic
- Colour: terracotta
- Drainage: mesh holes in the base, with a saucer to catch the water
- Use: indoors or outdoors
Limits
They are thin plastic pots made for function rather than display, so most people will want a nicer outer pot for anything that stays in the living room. At 10cm they are for small plants; a fully grown houseplant needs something bigger. The seller is a third-party brand rather than a garden name, and the listing had 42 ratings averaging 4.5 out of 5 when checked.
Who it suits
They suit anyone propagating houseplants, growing herbs or starting vegetables from seed. A rooted cutting in one of these, with a handwritten label, makes a cheap and thoughtful present. To keep track of watering once they are growing, a sensor like the FYTA Beam helps.
Where to buy
Amazon UK has the 30-pack in stock.
Frequently Asked Questions
How big are the pots?
10.3cm across and 8cm tall, holding about half a litre of soil each.
Do the pots have drainage holes?
Yes. Each has mesh drainage holes in the base and comes with its own saucer.
How much are the nursery pots?
£12.99 for 30 pots with saucers on Amazon UK, checked on 5 October 2026.
Can they go outside?
Yes. The listing says they are for indoor and outdoor use.
Official sources
Prices and stock are correct at the time of the last update and can change.
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