Large Round Silicone Planter Mold, Reusable Round Shape Concrete Clay Plaster Moulds for DIY Homemade Succulent Plant Pots, Durable Home Decor Garden Decorations Mould Concrete Molds (Round)

After some failures, I managed to succeed. The product has a solid construction and is easy to use, now I share some tips:1. The concrete mix must follow what is indicated by the manufacturer, it is preferable that there be a little more concrete than sand and not the opposite.2. The concrete will work better if it is diluted enough with water, this will prevent many bubbles from forming and it will be smoother.3. Spread some type of oil on the cup-shaped piece, the part that is in contact with the silicone mold, this will make it easier to remove later.4. First, remove the piece that you greased with oil from the previous step and not the outside part (the screwed one).5. Wait at least 48 hours to remove the molds, this gives time for the concrete to be stronger.I started playing around adding concrete stain and it looks great.I hope these tips helps, greetings.

Will change review if I get instructions.

I used this pot mold for the first time using concrete and it was easy to use. You simply mix the concrete and make sure it's not too thick or has large pieces of gravel/pebbles. Then pour the mix into the mold and gentle tap it. It's better to use it on a level surface or it will have a slope. It also comes with a silicone piece for the hole that you just stick in the center. Demolding was simple enough, just unscrew the plastic screws and remove the outer shell and then gently take the concrete out the silicone mold. I left mine in for 24 hours and it was set. Also a tip would be to make sure there isn't any concrete on the plastic screws as it makes it a little hard to get them off.

When it arrived it had nice under support and outer support for the planter mold. I kinda wish it had some type of fasten system other than plastic bolts which will strip over time. When I first used it the concrete casting turned out nice. I do suggest using some type of vibrator on the outside or tapping it with a rubber mallet to remove any air bubbles that might get caught in the concrete.Price wise given what flower pots cost these days it should last long enough to retrieve your initial expense to buy this mold.I think over all the mold is a good investment for some one who likes making their own colored or plain flower pots. This product would work with resin and concrete.I used a cement all with it and my pots turned out good.

Really neat way to make DIY planters and with a little creativity, in different colors and textures! The silicon mold is decently thick and good quality so it doesn’t tear when pulling it off the dried cement. The included plug to create the drain hole and bottom is handy and the mold stand is sturdy and holds everything in place well. Very cool and easy to use kit!