LIFT MY POT Flower Pot Feet, Invisible Flower Pot Risers, Rubber Risers for Plant Pots - 40 Pc Review (2026)

What is in the 40 piece set

This listing is a 40 piece set of rubber pot risers from LIFT MY POT, a brand that also sells the same style of foot in smaller 8 and 20 piece packs, according to their other Amazon listings. Each foot is a round rubber riser, with the brand's product line describing pieces at roughly 2 inches in diameter and about half an inch thick, designed to sit under the rim of a pot and lift the base clear of the surface below. At 40 pieces, this pack covers about ten pots if a grower uses four feet per pot, a reasonable batch size for someone with a bench of several bonsai or other container plants rather than a single tree.

Why rubber over ceramic for this job

Rubber risers like this set have a practical advantage over ceramic pot feet in that they do not crack or shatter if a pot is dropped, knocked over, or exposed to a hard freeze while wet, a real risk for ceramic feet used outdoors through winter. The tradeoff is mainly aesthetic: rubber risers read as a functional accessory rather than the decorative touch a glazed ceramic foot can add to a display pot. For a bonsai bench focused on plant health and practical drainage over show presentation, that tradeoff generally favors rubber, and it is one reason multi-piece rubber sets like this one compete well against smaller, pricier ceramic three-packs.

Sizing for bonsai pots specifically

This riser design is a general purpose plant pot foot rather than one scaled specifically to the smaller, often shallow, pots used for bonsai display. A roughly 2 inch diameter riser can look oversized under a small or shohin bonsai pot, even though it will still function to lift the pot and improve airflow underneath. Growers with larger outdoor bonsai in standard nursery pots or heavier decorative containers will find the sizing much more proportionate than those working with small, refined display pots, where a slimmer or lower profile riser may look more in scale with the pot itself.

Where it ranks against other bonsai pot feet

In BonsaiNest's guide to eight bonsai pot feet products, this LIFT MY POT set ranks second, just behind the LoleeQiu 24 piece silicone set reviewed separately in this same guide, and ahead of several ceramic three-packs sold in natural, copper glaze, and blue glaze finishes. It likely trails the top ranked silicone set because that competitor pairs its piece count with a stated non-slip grip feature, while this listing's core selling points are simply piece count and frost resistant rubber construction. It still outranks the ceramic options mainly on quantity and durability against breakage, both of which matter more for an everyday working bench than a display-only accent.

Verdict and who should look elsewhere

This set earns solid marks for value and durability, since 40 frost resistant rubber risers from a brand that also sells smaller packs gives buyers flexibility to match quantity to their pot count, and rubber holds up to weather better than ceramic. It suits a grower with a full bench or patio of pots who wants a large, inexpensive batch of risers rather than a display-focused accent. A buyer working with small, refined bonsai display pots where the riser's visual scale matters, or someone who specifically wants a non-slip surface grip feature, should look at the LoleeQiu silicone set or a smaller, more finely scaled riser instead.

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