SQKH vs Fielda Planter Comparison

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This page compares SQKH and Fielda planters using the listing fields for a 6-pack of 4 inch plastic pots and an 8, 10 and 12 inch self-watering pot set. A drainage mesh and a planter insert from the same search are included as accessories. Figures stay with the listing that states them.

The two main listings sit at very different sizes, so the comparison is mostly about which size range a plant needs and how each pot drains.

Quick answer

Choose the SQKH 4 inch pots for small plants such as succulents, herbs and cacti, where the listed 4 inch width and 3.7 inch height fit the root ball. Choose the Fielda self-watering pot when the plant needs a larger pot with a visible water level and a detachable tray. Add the drainage mesh when a pot’s holes need covering, and use the planter insert only when a smaller pot has to sit inside a larger planter.

Listed figures side by side

Product	Listed field	Listed value
SQKH 4 inch 6-pack	Item Dimensions	4″D x 4″W x 3.7″H
SQKH 4 inch 6-pack	Unit Count	6 Count
SQKH 4 inch 6-pack	Pattern	Solid (field), striped (bullet)
SQKH 4 inch 6-pack	Drainage holes (bullet)	48 at the bottom
Fielda 8/10/12 inch self-watering pot	Item Dimensions	8″D x 8″W x 8″H
Fielda 8/10/12 inch self-watering pot	Capacity	2.5 gallons
Fielda 8/10/12 inch self-watering pot	Item Weight	1.2 kg
GREGICH drainage mesh	Title size	20 pieces, 8 x 12 inches
Furniok planter insert	Title size	18 inch

The SQKH listing is the only one of these with a drainage hole count, and that count comes from a bullet. The Fielda listing gives one 8 inch size in its fields, although its title names three sizes.

SQKH 4 Inch Plant Pots, 6-Pack

Listing checked 2026-10-12. The listing names SQKH as the brand and describes a 6-pack of round, colorful plastic pots that are 4 inches wide and 3.7 inches high. The included component is a tray, and the listing says the pots are for indoor and outdoor use, on a tabletop mounting.

The bullets list orchids, aloe, snake plants, peace lilies, ZZ plants, succulents, mint, cacti and herbs as suitable plants. They describe a polypropylene body with 48 drainage holes at the bottom and a small attached tray that catches water and soil.

Brand: SQKH
Material: plastic (field), polypropylene (bullet)
Shape: round
Included components: tray
Finish: matte (field)
Item Weight: 0.25 kg

The Pattern field says Solid, but a bullet describes a striped pattern. The listing does not settle which is correct, so check the photo on the live page.

Best for: small succulents, herbs and cacti in a set of six, where a 4 inch pot is the right size.
Skip if: the plant needs more than a 4 inch pot, or a self-watering reservoir.

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Fielda 8/10/12 Inch Self Watering Pots

Listing checked 2026-10-12. The listing names Fielda as the brand and describes white plastic self-watering pots with an 8, 10 and 12 inch set name. The included components are a saucer and a water level indicator window, and the listing says the pots are for indoor and outdoor use.

The bullets describe an absorbent cotton wick that draws water from a detachable bottom tray, a transparent window with measurement markings, and drainage holes that let excess water out. The capacity is listed as 2.5 gallons.

Brand: Fielda
Material: plastic, white
Item Dimensions: 8″D x 8″W x 8″H
Capacity: 2.5 gallons
Special features: breathable, drainage hole, portable, self watering

The unit count field says 3 Count, and the number of pieces field says 1. The size fields show 8 inches only. Confirm the size and count on the live page.

Best for: a larger plant that needs a self-watering reservoir and a visible water level.
Skip if: the plant is small enough for a 4 inch pot, or the size you need is not 8 inches.

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GREGICH Drainage Mesh for Plant Pots, 20 Pieces

Listing checked 2026-10-20. The listing names GREGICH as the brand and describes 20 cuttable rectangular mesh pieces for plant pot drainage holes. The title gives a size of 8 by 12 inches. The bullets describe a dense 0.05 inch mesh gap that helps prevent soil loss, and a flexible, corrosion resistant polyester material.

The Color field reads “20 Pcs”, which is a count and not a color, so it is not used here.

Brand: GREGICH
Shape: rectangular
Mesh gap: 0.05 inch (bullet)
Material: polyester (bullet)

Best for: covering the drainage holes of a pot so that soil does not wash out.
Skip if: the pot has no drainage holes, since the mesh is listed for drainage holes.

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Furniok 2-Pack Round Planter Insert, 18 Inch

Listing checked 2026-10-20. The listing names Furniok as the brand and describes an orange round insert in the title size of 18 inch. The bullets say it fits inside a planter to reduce the potting soil needed, and that it lifts plants on drainage holes so that water can run off.

The title says 2-pack, but the unit count is 1 and the included components field says 2 x Liner.

Brand: Furniok
Shape: round
Color: orange
Planter Form: plant pot
Included components: 2 x liner (field)

Best for: a larger planter where less potting soil is wanted at the bottom.
Skip if: the planter is smaller than 18 inches, or the pack count matters for the order.

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How these listings were selected

The SQKH pots and the Fielda pots come from the research file for this keyword pair, checked 2026-10-12. The drainage mesh and the planter insert were added from a 2026-10-20 check, because they match the planter accessories part of the search.

The site did not handle or use any of these products. Figures come only from the listing data named above.

Worked example: the opening area of an 8 inch pot against a 4 inch pot

Both the SQKH pot and the Fielda pot are listed with a round shape. The SQKH pot is 4 inches wide, and the Fielda pot is 8 inches wide. A round opening’s area scales with the square of its width, so the 8 inch opening is four times the area of the 4 inch opening, at 50.3 square inches against 12.6 square inches for a true circle of each width.

The height ratio is different. The Fielda pot is 8 inches high and the SQKH pot is 3.7 inches high, which is about 2.2 times the height. The two ratios are not the same, so the Fielda pot is not simply a scaled-up version of the SQKH pot.

What the listings do not say

None of the four listings gives a drainage flow rate, a warranty or a load limit. The SQKH listing describes drainage holes but gives no count of holes per square inch, and the Fielda listing gives no size of drainage hole.

The listings also do not say whether the SQKH tray is removable. The page leaves that point open rather than assuming it.

FAQ

Which pot suits a succulent?

The SQKH 4 inch pot is listed for succulents and small plants, with a 4 inch width and 3.7 inch height. A larger Fielda pot is listed at 8 inches, so it suits larger plants.

How many drainage holes does the SQKH pot have?

A bullet on the SQKH listing says each pot has 48 drainage holes at the bottom. The listing does not give a measured flow rate.

Is the SQKH pattern solid or striped?

The listing gives both. The Pattern field says Solid, while a bullet describes a striped pattern. Check the photo on the live page.

Is the Fielda pot a single pot or a set?

The unit count says 3 Count and the number of pieces says 1. The size fields show one 8 inch size, so the count should be confirmed on the live page.

Does the Furniok insert fit inside a 4 inch pot?

No. The insert is listed at 18 inches, which is much larger than a 4 inch pot. The insert is sized for a larger planter.

Bottom line

The SQKH pots are the small option for succulents and herbs, and the Fielda pot is the larger self-watering option. The mesh and the insert are accessories that fit either choice. Check the size, count and pattern on each live page before buying.

SQKH vs Fielda Planters: Size, Drainage and Care