plastic pot plant 5.5 in 5" Nursery Pots with Insert Tray Blue / 5 Inserts 40 Pots

plastic pot plant 5.5 in 5" Nursery Pots with Insert Tray Blue / 5 Inserts 40 Pots5" Heavy Duty Nursery Pots Start your garden off right this year with these reusable, 5 inch seedling pots from Bootstrap Farmer. Thoughtfully designed with vegetable and flower gardeners in mind, these durable 5" pots are the perfect size for up potting tender seedlings. Included insert is designed to fit perfectly in a 1020 deep tray (not included). This insert hugs the heavy duty nursery pots and prevents them from tipping over. Inserts can easily

5" Heavy-Duty Nursery Pots

Start your garden off right this year with these reusable, 5-inch seedling pots from Bootstrap Farmer. Thoughtfully designed with vegetable and flower gardeners in mind, these durable 5" pots are the perfect size for up-potting tender seedlings.

Included insert is designed to fit perfectly in a 1020-deep tray (not included). This insert hugs the heavy-duty nursery pots and prevents them from tipping over. Inserts can easily be lifted out of the 1020 tray if excess moisture needs to be drained. These USA manufactured pots are heavy-duty and designed to last multiple seasons and plantings. Individual pots are also available without inserts.

Key Features

• Dimensions: 5-1/8" x 5-1/8" x 6", 3 5/8" x 3 5/8" at bottom
• Designed to work with Bootstrap Farmer heavy-duty 1020 trays
• Insert holds 8 pots securely for organized transport
• Smooth-sided pots for easy plant removal
• Superior drainage
• Won’t crack, warp, or break when filled
• Made in the USA from BPA-free, food-safe #5 PP plastic
• These pots are NOT compatible with our humidity domes. 

Up-Potting, Simplified

Whether you're prepping for market or expanding your seedling space, this system keeps you organized, minimizes mess, and streamlines transplanting. Lock your pots in place and grow with confidence.

Not sure when to up-pot? Learn how big seedlings should be before transplanting. This quick guide breaks down root development, leaf stages, and timing—so you can move your seedlings when they’re truly ready.