Walk-in Greenhouse for Outdoors w/ Mesh Side Windows, 3 Tiers 6 Shelves PE Cover Green House Portable Warm House for Seedling Flowers Growing 20 Pcs T-Type Plant Tags Include (GHW001G)

I bought this greenhouse almost two months ago and finally put it together. Everything I needed was inside the box, nothing missing and nothing broken, which was a great start. Assembly took me maybe an hour or so. It came with picture instructions so just be detailed when following them. A wrong joint placement can set you off track but the parts are easy to separate so it's not a big deal. Once completed, you can tell the greenhouse is lightweight. The plastic cover seems pretty strong, thick and durable. It also has straps to tie the cover to the actual greenhouse frame which is great. Sometimes it gets pretty windy in my backyard so if not strapped, it can easily lift it. I found that out one windy day. The greenhouse actually moved maybe a foot from it's original spot. That was even after placing bricks all around the extra cover hanging on the bottom. Because of that, I bought four cinder blocks and placed them on the back and front of the frame to hold it down. It's working great so far. I still have the bricks around the cover as well. It comes with rope and stakes but I didn't want to do all that. I wanted weight. I read reviews where the cover tore so using rope and stakes and tying it to the cover was a no-go for me. Zipper works great so far. We had a couple of days of almost freezing temperatures here and I placed all my cacti and succulents inside. It stayed warm and humid inside (I live in Texas). I was impressed. I opened the windows now that the temps are warmer. My plan is to just keep them all inside the greenhouse for winter and take them out once spring gets here. I have quite a bit of them so moving them in and out of the greenhouse is time-consuming. The purpose of buying this greenhouse is to use it for winter, when temps get close to or freezing. Then, disassemble it for the spring, summer and fall. So far, I'm happy with it. The few adjustments I made to it, like the cinder blocks, doesn't take away from the efficacy of the greenhouse. I'm glad I purchased it.

I was so apprehensive about this little greenhouse. I had looked at so many before deciding on this one. It was easy to assemble with 2 people. The first thing is to separate all parts and make sure you have all the pieces. The hardest part is getting the cover on but I did it by myself with just minimal difficulty. I was a little too short for the job.Since we were using it on a south facing porch we decided to anchor it water filled milk jugs. It has worked perfectly for our purposes. It is now the end of January and has gone through windstorms and 90 hours of continuous below freezing temperatures in NW Georgia and kept my Christmas cactus nice and toasty. I did have to put a heater in there to keep them warm but in those conditions that was to be expected. I added water dishes , a wool blanket on top, and a hygrometer to measure the humidity.So far, I am very pleased with this purchase and it a good value for the money. Some complained about the zipper. I have had no problems and I go in and out multiple times a day to turn on the heater. The hole size is fine for my 5’5” frame and I can stand up once inside. It is very sturdy and I had no missing part in my package.Once the winter season is over with I plan to update this review. Thank you for reading.

The Purlyu Walk-in Greenhouse took me a little while to assemble but it was pretty straight-forward.The pieces were marked and the directions pretty clear.The assembled unit is fairly light and easy to move to your preferred location.Just attach the ropes and stakes to batten it down.The house is a tough poly material with long tails for keeping out invaders. Lots of loops for tying and staking. Strong shelves that should hold up with the recommended weight allowances.Air vent windows to close or open.I dropped a star only because of the zippered door. It's a bit of a nuisance to open and close. Hopefully it will hold up to the salt air. It seems pretty solid but I may spray some lubricant on it from time to time.I did place a tarp underneath in order to place insect deterrents under it. We have an issue with fire ants here in Florida.So far, there's been pretty good winds and rain and no issues with stability.Just the right amount of light should get in even when the sun is brighter. At that time, I'll open the side vent windows for fresh air.Mine is close to the house right now until I'm able to program myself to water, etc. on a regular basis.As someone who tends to be out-of-sight, out-of-mind I don't want to kill off any green babies.My first project is a raised bed bag with multiple plant seeds.Within 4 days, there were green babies!This is due to my little house that protects from squirrels, birds and flying things. Yay!The plan is to separate the seedlings and place them into small pots that will stay right in their house on any of the strong shelves. Being close to my house means now there might actually be adult plants to nibble on in the next few months! Yay again.Just what I needed.

I purchased this greenhouse about a month ago and it went together really easily and quickly. It has been great to get my seedlings started and ready for spring planting.

This small greenhouse is the perfect size since I have a small space. Was pretty easy to put together. Besides using the anchors that came with it, my husband also anchored it to our fence. So far it’s held up real well on windy days. Love it!