Is there a drainage hole?
1787547
Yes, there is a drainage hole. You must put something under the pot to catch the water.
1787548
Yes there is. I've had this pot for almost 2 years and it looks brand new. It's in partial sun/partial shade. That may make a difference.
764065
Yes, you can drill a drainage hole but you should base the decision on the plant humidity and watering requirements. I put a Aechyanthus Lobbianus/Lipstick plant in one these and it is thriving.
125335
Yes, drainage holes are on the bottom and sides. Circular metal ring does not have holes.
695618
Not drainage holes but slats. I had to put some plastic in the bottom to keep the soil from washing through. I love these planter and have received so many compliments on them.
1827616
Seems they have made a change to this product. I just received mine last week, and it has no holes in the bottom. In fact, there is text stamped into the bottom of the pot (with arrows pointing to small circles) that says "drill out for drainage if required". Therefore, the current product offering does not require a saucer to catch drainage.
522208
Most are outside potted direct with holes drilled in the bottom for drainage... Some are inside both potted direct and with pots inside (no holes)..
1292599
Yes. There is a plug in the bottom you can take out to have a drain hole. I have loved mine.
1498916
Yes, the have a drilled bottom drainage hole. The diameters are 12 3/4, 9 1/2, and 6 1/4.
552497
No drain holes as such but the construct allows water to not bead up and it rolls off. I've not had any pooling.
355264
No, there is no drainage hole. It is a matter of dumping the water out if you use it as a pool; however, without chlorine, it probably wouldn't be a good idea to keep standing water for more than one use.
1446571
yes. there is a drainage hole in the center of the bottom of each pot. really nice quality pots. you do need a tray or plastic dish sold in garden stores underneath to catch the water.
720393
No Drain hole, but you don't really need it because it would not be too heavy to just dump out with lid cracked.
1495516
There's a hole in the middle for drainage. I have several of the plant stands for a year now, and are very happy with them.
347615
Yes there is one drain hole. Depending on use of the planter you may want to drill more. That is why I just love this planter because of it's many uses.
1869595
Yes it has a drain hole. It has a rubber cap on the side near the bottom edge. It's about an inch in diameter. I have flowers in mine and excess water drains well from it.
125336
Yes! There are drainage holes throughout the entire base of the strainer. The solid base piece is an open ring and does not impede drainage at all. It is a fabulous strainer. I have had both sizes for several years now and love them. Best strainers I have ever had, and they are very easy to clean.
1249308
No holes in the bottom. Drainage is a problem. Water is held in the bottom and has to be tipped out when you are done. Depending on what you are doing, it might overflow the ridge around the edge. Also the lower layer is level and the water does not drain down the lip on one side.