How are the pots holding up in the Sun light?
1389694
They are still in the garden shed - won't plant them until spring. The most important thing to know about them is that they are plastic, not clay.
1389695
We used them for tomatoes in strong sunlight last summer. Still as good as new.
2219834
I've used these pots from boiling water to making a gumbo roux. They definitely sustain the heat. I've had one set for over two years and just purchased a second set to add to my collection. The ones I bought two years ago look just like the new ones. Great pots.
954040
They are pretty bright. It can lighten up a dark room. You can see it clearly out in the sun.
511016
I've had them in a sunroom over the last year and with two kids they have held up pretty well. I have zero scratches or marks.
1407666
Yes. I've had mine outside, with some sun exposure, and it holds up just fine.
1588181
I bought them at the first of spring. One arrived crushed. The other intact. They replaced the crushed one. I straightened it out and caulked it and use it for shallow plants....and all are pretty tough. I'm guessing these are going to last me at least two or three seasons, if not more. The color may fade in the sun, but again...the plastic is tough. They don't work like they say, though. That nifty water pipe system is crap. I water with a hose every few days, and it does tent to do pretty good. I would rebuy or recommend for the purpose(carrots and herbs), and if put up out of the ice, I believe these will store well. I bought them at the first of spring. One arrived crushed. The other intact. They replaced the crushed one. I straightened it out and caulked it and use it for shallow plants....and all are pretty tough. I'm guessing these are going to last me at least two or three seasons, if not more. The color may fade in the sun, but again...the plastic is tough. They don't work like they say, though. That nifty water pipe system is crap. I water with a hose every few days, and it does tent to do pretty good. I would rebuy or recommend for the purpose(carrots and herbs), and if put up out of the ice, I... » Read More I bought them at the first of spring. One arrived crushed. The other intact. They replaced the crushed one. I straightened it out and caulked it and use it for shallow plants....and all are pretty tough. I'm guessing these are going to last me at least two or three seasons, if not more. The color may fade in the sun, but again...the plastic is tough. They don't work like they say, though. That nifty water pipe system is crap. I water with a hose every few days, and it does tent to do pretty good. I would rebuy or recommend for the purpose(carrots and herbs), and if put up out of the ice, I believe these will store well. « Show Less
2052769
I've had mine for a little over a year in the sun an it seems to be holding up fine.
1884987
I have had these in my classroom on my cupboard doors for three years. There is quite a bit of sunlight but they are not in directs sunlight. Mine have not faded nor pealed off.
566443
I use them outside all the time, I have not had any problems they are holding up really well.
303951
Very well. They're not extremely thick, but they do seem to heat fairly evenly and I've found that things don't burn badly in them so long as I keep an eye on them. I use these pots constantly and have no complaints.
191757
They would survive indoors if they had exposure to plenty of sun or light. In or near a window that gets plenty of sun. Don't over water because they are a cactus and too much will create root rot.
1732070
We've had ours since spring and sits directly in the Colorado sun for more than 1/2 day. Have not noticed any fading, cracking, etc. Looks great.
859959
yes...and it's holding up better than many other pots I've used outdoors. The pot stays out year round.
125988
All I know is that they will survive indoors. I'm having trouble with the bright sunlight here in New Mexico. I'm going to use shading cloth that blocks 30% sunlight and I hope that helps cause too much sun burns them.
1984982
We have been using about a dozen for 6 months no problems. I would think the would last several years because they are LED. The plants seem to respond well.
1141244
I've had them outside for about three years in nm and they've done fine. Not in the direct sunlight all the time but still have held up great.
1884986
Mine are on a wall that get direct sunlight only in the AM, but have no signs of fading. We love them!