This little greenhouse is great! I am still testing the temperature changes from day to day before I use it for keeping seedlings in the sun in March mild weather. I think it stays a pretty even temp in our mild and dry late winter (example: 50 degree sunny day with light breeze, stayed at 75-85 for a few hours). Exactly what I am hoping for. It will not hold up under heavy wind or rain, of course, but good for the price and use in a mild climates. Read more
I recently picked up this mini greenhouse for my balcony, and it's been really useful. The waterproof bottom is a game changer — no more worrying about water leaking through when I water my seedlings, and it keeps things clean underneath. The clear PVC cover lets in a lot of light so my little plants are thriving. The zippered doors make accessing and ventilating very easy, and the powder-coated steel frame feels pretty sturdy given the price. Things to note: It’s a bit wobbly in strong wind, so I’ve weighed it down to be safe. The cover is plastic, so I worry about long-term durability in very hot sun — might degrade over time. Assembly was straightforward with no tools needed, but aligning the cover took a little patience. Overall: For the price, this is a great mini greenhouse. Perfect for starting seeds, wintering small plants, or using on a patio or balcony. Just be cautious about wind and UV exposure. Read more
The media could not be loaded. I bought this Gardzen Small Walk-In Greenhouse to protect my plants from cold fronts and random weather changes, and overall it’s been a really solid purchase. Assembly was simple and the frame feels sturdier than I expected for the price. What I Liked: ✔ Clear, heavy-duty cover The cover does a great job keeping warmth and humidity in. My plants responded almost immediately. ✔ Easy to assemble I put it together by myself in about 20 minutes. All the pieces clicked into place without frustration. ✔ Perfect for small patios and yards It doesn’t take up much space and fits nicely against a fence or wall. Important Things to Know: • You will absolutely need extra weight. The included stakes help, but I definitely recommend using bricks, pavers, or sandbags around the bottom edges to keep it secure—especially if you get strong wind. Once I added bricks along the sides, it became very stable. • It doesn’t hold as many pots as you might expect. Because of the narrow footprint, you won’t be able to fit a large collection of plants inside. It’s great for seedlings, herbs, or a few medium-sized pots, but plan accordingly if you have a bigger setup. Overall: A great budget-friendly greenhouse for keeping plants safe from cold, rain, and unexpected weather. With some added weight at the base and realistic expectations about space, it works exactly as advertised and has been a helpful addition to my garden. Read more
Lots of parts but easy to put together. I like that It's big enough to put a shelf unit inside which I did. I also like that it has a floor. It seems of good quality and has to zipper openings with heavy duty zippers. Read more
I have two decent-sized Boston ferns purchased in Spring, 2025. I kept them outdoors and they thrived. And grew. Went autumn arrived, I began to grow concerned over how the ferns were going to overwinter. I live in the Pacific Northwest, and temperatures can dip below freezing, with variability between years. When I brought them indoors, I realized how much they'd grown, and found places with ample room where they hung from the ceiling. And the shedding began. I know that plants can experience shock with a change in location, but I found myself wondering what would be left by spring. This is when a small greenhouse seemed like a reasonable plan. The first one I bought was missing parts and too small anyway. That's when I purchased this model. It took about 45 minutes to assemble. I placed it in the backyard and the plants fit perfectly. I plan to leave it open to allow rain inside, and will zip it up when night temps drop below the mid-30s. Very pleased so far! Read more
Easy to assemble. Bought for cat shelter protector in snow. Got cat inside instead. Cat has jumped on it and now claw rips. Seems sturdy. Read more
I think for the price, it isn’t bad. It’s a lower end greenhouse. You get what you pay for. Zippers are functional. It goes together like a kids toy with the poles. I have it out of the wind so I haven’t had to test whether or not it would survive a wind storm. I have big/heavy pots that were easy to get in there with a dolly. I didn’t have to lift them off the ground since the sides zip all the way to the ground. Probably it’s best feature. It reminds of a jeep wrangle soft top (through not as thick) in that you need to be careful when you brush it off or roll it up. Mine cracked already in a couple of spots. I used clear packing tape to fix the areas. It is functional and should get me thru the winter hopefully…but that might be it. Read more
I used this greenhouse as a terrarium while out of town for a month. It was large enough for all my house plants and easy to set up. Read more
