4 Tier Portable Mini Greenhouse Garden Green House for Indoor and Outdoor

It broke the first day and I had to super glue it back together. However, that was my fault because I did not have time to anchor it before the wind kicked up. It blew over and snapped a few plastic connections. I live in an area that kicks up wind in the afternoon. The problem with this greenhouse is that there are no ventilation windows so the thing easily takes off like a kite. When the door is open it's even worse as the wind grabs it. The anchors are not sturdy enough or deep enough to fix this. I reinforced with wire, rope and cement blocks, etc. I suggest you buy one with windows.

My husband uses this greenhouse in our basement. This model fits perfect because we have low ceilings (6'4") and it is a much lower profile than most greenhouses we were looking at.The outside tarp is pretty sturdy, it keeps all the humidity in. He grows carnivorous plants, orchids, and some other humidity loving plants and they are happy in here.The poles are standard. Our middle garment rack butts up against the roof beams so it stabilizes the whole structure better (shown in the video). Without it, those beams are a little wobblyThe set up was really easy. It only took a few minutes. We were able to fit 3 racks in there with only a few inches outside of the greenhouse frames (also shown in the video) It still closes very easily! We can now fit tons of plants in here plus humidifiers and such.For reference, the 2 side racks are about 13x 35 x 55.The middle rack is a garment rack with the top shelf at the bottom to create 2 usable shelves and the hanging parts up high to support the greenhouse roof beams and one a bit lower. This rack is about 18 x 34 x 62.He has grow lights, a bathroom fan for circulation, and a humidifier in there running on timers.All from Home Depot.Do I think it would stand up to outside conditions? Not sure. I've had a few outdoor greenhouses with the same kind of quality and they usually broke down after a season or 2. The poles are metal but the joints are plastic. The plastic always broke on me outdoors, aswell as holes in the tarp. This tarp is a bit nicer quality though.I would definitely recommend for indoor use though!

Wonderful! Just the right size for our winter home. I was able to use some wire to hang a grow light. My four tomato plants had been started from seed and were about 9” when I transferred them to the green house, two weeks after Christmas. They are now 13”-14”. I highly recommend this.

Great for seasonal storage. I put it on the side of my house to keep various things in storage out of the Oregon winter rains.