Mini Small Greenhouse for Plant Outdoors Indoor, Pop Up Portable Grow Greenhouse Tent Flower House Gardening Backyard (28"x28"x32")

  This was a great little hothouse to have around. The fact that it does not require any assembly was appealing to me. It appears out of nowhere and is immediately usable. Because the kids like to mess with me and steal my little plant identifiers, I originally bought it for my seed starting to keep my purple basil separate from my regular basil. It worked great for that at the end of our Indian autumn, and then I used to use it to protect my outside plants when the first frost arrived. My crocus was definitely saved from drowning! The zippered exterior is sturdy, and the PVC cover isn't thin enough to tear apart in a strong breeze. It's still standing strong despite being buried beneath nearly a foot of snow. I'm actually quite impressed with how simple it is to set up for how hardy it is in the Northeast winter, as well as the relatively low price.

Jimmy Beasley

| Feb 09, 2021

  This greenhouse comes in a round 16-inch circle with a zippered thick plastic round pouch that can be used to store it. When you remove the greenhouse from the pouch, it will not snap into your face or stomach like pop-up tents or kids tunnels do. Four metal stakes are also included in the set to prevent the greenhouse from blowing away. Ground flaps are also present on the bottom. These aren't meant to keep out critters, but they do help keep snow out from the sides. We used these in the fall to help transplanted ferns and hostas take root by providing extra humidity until we were satisfied that they had taken root.

Angela Gibbs

| Jan 13, 2021

I planted cilantro in the fall and got this tent after our first hard freeze in Zone 8a (upstate South Carolina). After seeing how well the cilantro survived the first freeze, I was eager to get it outside before any further freezes, as I'm not sure if they'd survive a second. br>I buried the flaps under the soil and sunk the hooks at an angle into the soil. br>We've had a few strong storms, but the tent has remained unmoved. Except for when I go down to harvest a few sprigs, I have left the cilantro alone. It is flourishing and growing. When we had a dry spell, I simply watered the raised bed all the way around the tent, knowing that the water would flow into that soil area. br>br>For the anal, the fact that it doesn't line up perfectly square may drive you insane, but don't worry about it! (At least, that's what I tell myself. ) LOL).

Lexie O’CONNOR

| Apr 29, 2021

This beginner-friendly mini pop-up greenhouse tent is the ideal size. In school, my niece is studying greenhouses, seedlings, and plant cultivation. I thought it would be a good idea to help her pursue her passion by purchasing her own small greenhouse and a few other items. This greenhouse is on the small side, but once opened, it has a decent amount of space. You can secure it to the ground with the stakes that come with it. There's a zippered door that you can easily open and close to access the plants inside; it's unlikely to keep rodents or pests out, but it does have flaps to keep weather and snow out. Although the plastic isn't particularly thick, it's adequate for the job. She appeared to be looking forward to opening it at Christmas, so hopefully she will be able to start a small garden.

Angelo Pollard

| May 08, 2021

I bought it primarily for the purpose of growing two plants. They're Aloe Vera plants that don't need much water to grow. It does, after all, have a habit of raining a lot. So, when they go outside for the summer, I plan to cover them with this Mini Greenhouse if it rains. That'll be ideal in the Greenhouse. Stakes are included in the Greenhouse, which is made of nice thick plastic. It's of good quality. The cost was very reasonable in comparison to the quality. This Mini Greenhouse is one of my favorites.

Shane Hansen

| Dec 13, 2021

I was finally able to grow basil for the first time in my life. To my herb collection, I intend to add a lot more. It's in perfect working order. Because I live on an island, the geckos aren't able to eat my herbs.

Princeton Petty

| Feb 09, 2021

This is a simple pop-up that appears. We had to cut down a large mulberry tree on our property, so I'm attempting to reroot some of the branches so that we can continue to enjoy its offshoots. However, a warming greenhouse effect was required, and this is exactly what was required. These branches are covered in tiny leaves. I'll be able to use it for seed starting and other rerooting projects as well. I like how simple it is to put it up or take it down to store it.

Madeline Thornton

| Nov 28, 2021