CROWN SHADES 8'x6' Instant Pop-up Walk-in Greenhouse Indoor Outdoor Plant Gardening Green House Canopy, Front and Rear Roll-up Zipper Entry Doors and 2 Roll-Up Side Windows, Transparent

So, my indoor plant collection (mostly philodendrons and similar aroid plants) requires more light than my house has to offer indoors. I set this greenhouse up on the porch. (I, being my husband did) We took in to consideration that the other reviews said that the tent ripped at the high pressure points, such as the corner and the center.. so we added extra fabric padding to combat this. I’m located in Pennsylvania and our daytime highs are around 80 and nighttime lows around 55. I found that I need to open up both ends on the hottest days to keep the greenhouse below 100 degrees Fahrenheit. It does not keep heat in at night, so I’ve added a small radiant heater to keep it above 55 on the coldest summer nights. I love it and plan to take it down and winter it indoors.Husband adds: its excellent quality for the cost ( I got it on sale at 88 dollars) its nice and sturdy and the plastic is pretty thick.

Nice little greenhouse. The set up was intuitive in my opinion, should be just as easy to take down for the winter.

I live in the Midwest. I bring a lot of plants in basement during winter but my cats eat & torment them. I bought this & used all last winter. It barely fit under the drop ceiling tiles. I put an oil heater in to contain heat for plants & placed in front of sliding door. I added multiple plant lights that I put in timers. Using wheeled shelving let me fill this area with plants. Mostly kept cats out plus worked super for my plants. I would buy again

Loving this so far. It was easy to assemble and zipper windows and doors seem well constructed. It has withstood 60mph storms, although I did shelter it off my deck by the house and secured around the bottom in addition following anchor directions. It only gets sun in the morning because inside does get warm. I'm in the Northeast so southern states may need additional shade. I live in an area filled with wildlife and except for my 2nd story deck have never been able to grow anything on the ground. 4 weeks in and tomatoes, squash, peppers, and beans are still thriving.

We had this up as a temporary greenhouse for a few months in very early spring. Very sturdy-held up well in bad weather if bottom is weighted down. Gets quite warm inside when sun is out but there is ventilation and both ends are entrances/exits. Will be using it again next year.

Fast and easy to set up after wrestling to get the cover oriented the correct way. Measured diagram in description does not show the door but its on the 6' side which makes it long and narrow. Would be MUCH better to have door on 8' side .

This is a pretty good piece of equipment. I was able to put it together myself, even with a breeze blowing. Feels sturdy. I've started tomatoes in it about 6 weeks before our expected last frost, and it is protecting them very well. We have had 10-15 mph winds every night, which cause the walls to flap quite a bit, with no evidence of "blowing away"..........Buuuutttt..... every grommet along the bottom has come out of the plasticwith all of the wall movement in the breeze. This tent desparately needs an additional support sewn into the grommet sites (I know, at an extra cost).

I swear the day I put this greenhouse up we had a 50 mile an hour winds. I live in the country so we get lots of gusty winds here. And this tiny greenhouse flopped and fluttered and the walls gusted in and out, but it never budged. It stayed exactly where I put it. Those winds lasted almost 24 hours and this thing never moved. I was sure I was going to have to get it from the neighbors yard. Lol. Now everything that was placed up against the walls was tipped over in a giant pile of mess by the greenhouse stayed put. I had all of the safety straps in place. I had filled the bags with rocks and bottles of water and have them attached correctly. There was one tiny tear, barely there from where it rubbed against one of the polls, but a little duct tape fixed that. I know a lot of people are having problems with it blowing away, but they must not have had it secured correctly because this greenhouse is solid.