Pop up Greenhouse Mini Greenhouse for Indoor Outdoor 27"x27"x31"

These little guys really do the job! I bought two of them as a passive deterrent for squirrels who like to dig in my potted plants. They are very lightweight, and since I'm using them on my deck, I have no way to secure using the provided stakes. Instead, I just place a hand-sized rock on top. It does the job and doesn't permanently mold the plastic to its shape.My only request would be for this company to make an even taller one! If I could keep normal determinate tomatoes in here, versus dwarf or micro, that would be amazing! I'll buy as many as I need, but currently the two are working great for me. I use these at night, and take off the covers during the day. They fold and roll up easily, and fit inside my deck storage box wonderfully!

This little greenhouse is amazing for my more expensive tropicals. It was so easy to set up and is a LOT bigger than I was expecting! I put a gallon of fertilizer in the second picture for size reference. It has a bit of a plastic-y smell when you first open it, but it seems to going away. It is holding the humidity very well! I would totally recommend this!

I got this to protect indoor-grown transplants while they hardened before transplanting. But instead of cold, the challenge turned to harsh winds. Yet this stood up to the wind and protected the young tomatoes, etc, perfectly. Just tacked it into the lawn near a window to keep an eye on it. Good buy, handy garden appliance to have on hand.

I've now had this mini greenhouse for a year, and am pleasantly surprised. I got it for getting a head start with my tomatoes, and it worked great for that. I ended up using it all season for succession starting seeds, and other uses. I used it as a cold frame in the colder weather.I expected it to degrade or crack, left outside all year -- but it held up perfectly. I live in a mild, temperate climate (Pacific Northwest), but we did have a few hard freezes this winter, plus this greenhouse was in the sun most of the year. The fabric stitching and plastic have both held up very well, and I think I can expect a couple years out of it at this rate, which isn't bad for the price!It also was easy to keep secure with stakes and bricks on the skirt, through a series of windstorms we had. (I wouldn't have trusted the stakes alone.) The skirt is very nice for keeping warmth in, as well.It does have a stinky PVC/vinyl smell at first.Biggest drawback is ventilation. The only option for ventilation is the main zippered door, without a vent on the other side for cross-ventilation. It's difficult to only vent *just a little* because of how the door is zippered. This is no big deal for early season starts, but since I was using it later into the season it could be a bit of a pain. To deal with unseasonably hot days, I had to tip it up so there was a gap underneath and the door was a bit higher to allow some cross-ventilation, or even take it off entirely, which created sudden changes in humidity which my plants didn't like.I may cut my own little ventilation window opposite the door, and/or hook up a waterproof solar computer fan, if I decide to use this all season this year. But I have upgraded to a walk-in greenhouse, so I may just use this early in the season and put it away later.Also, I've had multiple passers-by comment that it's "cute", which is a good thing for maintaining friendly relations with neighbors when you do front-yard vegetable gardening.

This pop up has a saved me a lot of cash because it makes starting new plants so easy. Even my neighbor bought one after seeing this in my garden. If you want something quick, easy, and big enough for most plants, this is it!

I'm pleasantly surprised with this little greenhouse. It's super easy to set up and really does contain a lot of heat when the sun shines on it. It has protected my seedlings on some fairly cold nights this spring. I'm very happy I purchased this.

It’s nice and can fit a lot of plants but it just rip off right away. :(

Needed some winter protection for a few young plants. The pop up greenhouse worked great. In addition to the stakes provided, I placed some weights on the lower flaps, and had no trouble at all with strong winds --its position against a storage shed may have also helped on that account. I also like how easily it stores for next year-- folds up and goes back into the original bag.

My Grandson is very happy with his Green House