This greenhouse was perfect for starting seeds and harding-off seedlings. Only negatives were a ripped seam by the front zipper that I can repair and it is leaning to the side due to a good windstorm. BUT - for the price, we can easily work on both problems. A BIG plus: $100+ dollars of nursery plants were protect from squirrels, rabbits, and deer until I could plant! I am pleased!
I'm very happy with this purchase. I spent a few weeks researching different green houses. I found good ideas in the reviews that I implemented into our own home project...like...1. using duck tape around the connections for a more strudy structure and 2. using weight of sorts to anchor the green house against wind gusts. We just ran a board over the bottom rods, and then placed blocks on top of the boards. We have had several strong storms since we have built our green house, and the green has done just fine.
Absolutely delighted with my purchase. Just started out gardening so I didn¡¯t want to spend a lot of money.Easy to assemble. I secured the shelves with cable ties. I also anchored the frame down with tent pegs and then bricks. We have had gale force winds and it didn¡¯t blow away. The plastic covering isn¡¯t overly durable, however it¡¯s easily fixed / reinforced with tape.
This portable greenhouse is easy to set up. It is large enough that the cover can be kept on even in the summer. Many of the smaller ones will fry the plants if the cover is left on. I keep the cover on all year for my succulents to prevent them from getting too much rain. The greenhouse is small enough that it can be set up on a deck.
-Needed zip ties to keep the shelf¡¯s from falling off and to keep the roof bars from separating-no air flow being inside is very hot and suffocating-very hot inside the temperature outside is currently 48 F but as soon as I opened the door to the green