SV SCOOL VALUE Small Greenhouse,Outdoor Greenhouse,Portable Greenhouse with Anchors and Roll-up Zipper Door,Grow Plants Seedlings Herbs or Flowers(56"×30"×76")

The packaging and instructions were attractive, well-organized, and simple to understand. It took me about 30 minutes to set up (because I had to stop for a few beers). The diagrams and step-by-step illustrations were simple to understand. At first, I was concerned about how well the pipe pieces would fit into each connector, but they all fit snugly and securely. Instead of using tent strings, I decided to use bricks on the bottom of the frame to keep it in place. I just didn't think they would work in my area. Overall, I'm very pleased with the product's quality and value.

Gage O'Brien

| Mar 22, 2021

My first greenhouse was a lot of fun, but it only lasted a few months. I had the green house for a week before it was torn down by our first strong wind. A few polls are twisted, and the plastic connectors are either broken or bent. Where the polls connect to the cover, there are several tears. In addition, half of the plants inside have been destroyed. Edit. br>br> I'd like to state that I contacted the company about replacing the broken items, and they are currently delivering what I require. They were extremely accommodating and pleasant to converse with. Regardless of the fact that it was done via email.

Kristian ASHTON

| Mar 16, 2021

This was required to go around a fountain in order to keep it running in the cold. This may seem silly, but there are tadpoles in the fountain's lowest well that haven't matured, and I'm determined to keep them safe over the winter, so the fountain had to stay operational. It's the perfect size and quality, and it keeps the water in the top two wells from freezing and the pump running by covering the peak with towels or a flannel sheet. In one of the four wells, I also installed a bird bath heater to keep the water near the bottom warmer. br> Bricks or heavy rocks around the perimeter and on the frame of the greenhouse were required because the stakes were insufficient. With the additional support, it is very secure and has easily withstood winds of up to 20 miles per hour. so far. br> In the early spring, I plan to use it for plants.

Sullivan Morris

| Nov 20, 2021

Pros: Lightweight and just the right size for a newbie gardener. It's just big enough to walk into and look after your plants and starters. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product. There is no air circulation - It causes all of my plants to wilt to the point of death, and some of them are even dying due to the extreme heat. br>I bought this green house in late April, and it already has a broken zipper on one side, rendering it nearly useless in terms of keeping the critters out. For the time being, I keep it closed at night and open it in the morning to allow the plants to breathe. It's a pain to have to worry about boiling my seedlings and flowers to death while also having to deal with rats and other critters digging into my planters when I do leave it open to vent.

Galilea Boyer

| May 03, 2021

It was simple to put together the greenhouse. You can do it on your own, but it will be much easier if you have some assistance. particularly when it comes to putting the cover on. The teeny-tiny zip ties were the most challenging part. It wasn't difficult, but there was a lot of fumbling due to their small size; however, it appears to be sturdy enough. I have bags of soil on the lower bars to help stabilize it in case of high winds, but I haven't had the opportunity to put it to the test yet. It has a good size. There is also sufficient shelf space for my needs (starting plants, etc. ). I have a small plot of land where I have a small garden. It's been a bit chilly outside. With a few flurries, my seedlings fared admirably. Because of its light weight, it is simple to move if necessary. This greenhouse comes highly recommended by me.

Damien Perry

| Jul 10, 2021

It was incredibly simple to put together. It appears to be of high quality. The book has a thick cover. It was purchased to help cold-sensitive plants survive the winter and/or avoid dying back and having to start over in the spring, as well as to allow cuttings to receive light without scorching. It was a pleasant 60 degrees when I put the cover on, and I was sweating profusely while tying the inside and tucking the bottom in (I was inside with the door shut). So I'm hoping it'll be the same when we're in our forties and fifties. For the quality, I thought the price was very reasonable.

Castiel Everett

| Sep 19, 2021

In general, it's satisfactory. It was too small for my plants, which was my fault: (I attempted to construct something large enough, but the "skin" would not fit. ) In the spring, I intend to rebuild it to its original dimensions and give it another shot. I believe it to be thick enough. It's fairly simple to put together.

Danny Ramirez

| Jun 28, 2021

This took about 30 minutes for me to put together. The parts were clearly labeled, and the instructions were simple to understand. Despite its light weight, it is extremely durable. Along with the stakes on the outside, it definitely needs weights on the ground crossbars. (We live in an area that gets a lot of wind. ) My sister received it as a gift, and she is very excited to get her vegetable seeds started!.

Ricky Riggs

| Jun 17, 2021