porayhut Pop Up Greenhouse Cover Flower House Mini Gardening Plant Flower Sunshine Room Room,Backyard PVC Greenhouse Cover for Cold Frost Protector Gardening Plants

Great pop-up tent for keeping plants warm during the wintertime/fall seasons. Since I was using this for my back porch, I didn't need the stakes to keep it down. I popped it open, right out of the box, and stuck it on top of one of my outdoor tables with a bottle on top of the tent to hold it securely in place. Just worried about the tent lasting long in increasingly bad weather like snow and insects like ants, and flies going all over and inside the tent. Glad that there was no assembly required for the tent I bought (63.7"tall plant tent one) and that it managed to fit everything inside. Would consider buying more at discounted prices since these tents are pricey.

I used this cover to protect my pepper and tomato plants when our temperatures went down to 30°F for about 4 hours last weekend. I have used it to keep the pepper and tomato plants warm when they were very small and the temperatures were going to be below 50°F overnight.PROS:(1) VERY EASY TO USE -- The covers open easily. Just pop it open, place over plants, zip up closure, stake the 4 corners and you are done.(2) LARGE -- The cover is big enough to cover many plants at one time, which is convenient.(3) STAKES INCLUDED -- The stakes help it stay in place on windy nights. I also use a brick or potted plant to hold it down, too.(4) WARMTH AND PROTECTION -- The interior is about 10°F warmer than the outside air. In my use, tomatoes and pepper survived 30°F.CONS:(1) The cover MUST be removed as soon as the sun comes up and temperatures will be above 38°F or so. I left them on until it was closer to 50°F and one pepper plant on the southeast corner was killed and 3 of the tomato plants were damaged. If you cannot remove the cover as temperature increases, cover the plants with a bedsheet before putting cover on to protect them from sun damage.(2) Tricky to fold up and doesn't fit back in the original pouch. It closes like an auto sunshield. It is ok that it doesn't fit in the pouch because when storing it after winter, I just hold it closed and tie string around it.Overall, I really like it and may buy more for next year.

Easy, quick setup, nice tall top so a 6'+ person and / or a tall banana plant doesn't need to bend over to go inside. Having owned several pop up greenhouses what generally destroys them over time is shrinkage of the material causing tress on the zippers so that they no longer will zip up. Too soon to tell for sure but this material looks like it won't shrink compared to other pop up greenhouses with thick, non-fiber reinforced panels. Comes with some spare parts even. The material is thin but strong which means depending on your winter you'll likely need a little heater inside at times and / or some plankets to drape over it on especially cold nights. Took forever to get to us but well worth the wait!One caveat though: after using this all winter, the corners are likely to tear with any significant wind and sometimes the top collapes downward. It's not the sturdiest pop up greenhouse so be sure you get the special repair tape that sells with it and don't count on this lasting more than one winter. Price is right, though.

We had ice, snow and arctic high winds for a week (0 degrees with wind chill) last winter. I put my plants inside the greenhouses and many survived. I have a balcony with a slatted floor which allowed wind to get inside the domes. There is no floor to these greenhouses so I bought 39.4" X 39.4" plant repotting mats and pushed the raised sides against the inside of the domes. It stopped most of the wind from getting in.I like how easy it is to setup and take down the greenhouses. They survived rain, ice, snow and strong winds (I tied them to patio chairs). We only had snow and ice for a week (Pacific Northwest) so I can't speak for how well they do in continuous snow.

I purchased this greenhouse to keep my few tomato plants away from the squirrels, who plucked every single tomato last summer, took one bite, and tossed the rest on the ground. GRRRRR! So far, so good! It is a small green house that holds four fairly large tomato plants, or any other type of plant.It comes with holes for staking it to the ground, but our squirrels are so dastardly smart that they could probably figure out how to tunnel under the edge to get my ripe tomatoes. So, I set it up on my brick patio, and placed bricks all around the base flap of the green house. There is NO WAY the gray menaces can lift the bricks!There is a zippered flap at the front that can be rolled up and secured for watering the plants inside. It works well. We have high force winds here, but the little green house has held up really well so far, and the plants are thriving.I'm really happy with this purchase so far, and may get another one for next summer if this one does it's job until the end of the season.

We like the greenhouse and the price was right. However it is not working for our winters in Denver. We get snow of course and I can understand it not holding up with 6" or more of heavy snow. However it caves when we get 2" or more. I can put it back together fairly easily but the two crossed glass poles on the top are starting to disintegrate...All that to say, don't buy this if you expect any kind of snow!

Haven’t used it yet but I think it’ll work just fine

It's sure came nicely packed .Will be a testament to my abilities to exact that packaging. It's pretty big and lots of room for outside plants I also included a 360 type heater with all the appropriate safety features and it stays nice and cozy in here. I put a thermometer sensor to keep me informed of its temp while I'm in the house so I know its right. All in all you get what you pay for this was 130$, and it's not a cheap piece. It's a little tricky at first but get familiar it gets easier. Pleased it is quality made. I am anxious however to try to get this thing back in the little flat zipper bag without it unraveling and flinging me across the yard. Should be fun.

I love Alocasias but we’re coming into Winter here. I needed a shade house but have next to no room on my patio. I rarely use my Theatre Room so this is where it is till Spring. So easy it just pops up. Plenty of room for all my plants. Highly recommend

This product is not as pictured and is smaller than the measurements displayed against the product photo.I would not recommend. It’s worth $10 at the very most and certainly not what I paid for it.

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