OhuhuMini Greenhouse for Indoor Outdoor, Small Plastic Plant Green House 4-Tier Rack Stand Portable Greenhouses with Durable PE Cover for Seedling, 2.5x1.6x5.2 FT, Ideal Gardening Gifts for Women Men

I was a little concerned about the quality of this when I placed my order due to the low cost, but I was pleasantly surprised when this small greenhouse showed up today! It is definitely worth the price and fits my needs perfectly! It was very simple to put together (took about 15 minutes) and the shelving is sturdy. Holds my seed trays in place with no problems. The top shelf will give my taller plants plenty of room. I definitely recommend this to anyone who has a small garden.

This was extremely easy to install and seems sturdier than what I originally thought it would be given how inexpensive and flimsy the pieces seem individually. You’ll need a rubber mallet to install it, but that’s it. These are the steps I did:1) I assembled the shelf layers first. Place the plastic on the ground and set the 3 metal pieces in the holes. Place a plastic piece on the opposite end and make sure the metal pieces are in the holes. Use the mallet to tap them slowly and evenly into place. You’ll feel it bottom out so you know when to stops. The plastic pieces are thin so tap lightly and make sure the metal rods are in the holes. If it seems off, they may not be in line, so don’t force it.2) Once all four shelves are assembled, place one shelf on the floor and insert 4 metal rods into the holes. Place a second shelf on top and tap it into place until secure. Continue stacking until all shelves are installed on the verticals.3) Once all shelves are installed, place four more verticals on the top shelf and top with the remaining two plastic pieces. Tap into place.4) Place the curved top pieces into the top most joints (ones with three holes) and connect them with the straight rod. Place this sub assembly onto the top plastic pieces. Use the mallet to tap the sub assembly into place. Tap just above the curved area, as close to the verticals as possible.5) Verify all connections are tight.6) Place the wire shelves in place and secure with two clips per shelf in the center. One in front and one in back.7) Unzip the cover by a couple feet. This helps to slide it over the structure. Continue to unzip until it is fully in place.8) Tie the cover in place. I tied it so I could easily untie it.Side Notes and Improvements: I choose the more expensive option so I could use the weighted pockets. Recommendations for improvement would be to extend the ties by and inch or two to make it easier, especially on the door ties. Also add a set of ties in the middle to keep it from ballooning out. I haven’t placed the unit outside yet, but I would imagine deeper pockets for more rocks would be beneficial.

The media could not be loaded. I will say that this is a good little greenhouse! It was easy to put together and came with clear instructions and pictures. No tools are needed, though I did use a rubber mallet to make sure that all the connections were seated well, and it took me about half an hour. The frame is made of a hard grade plastic with metal support bars for each of the shelves. The shelves themselves seem flimsy, but with the metal support in the middle, they give them much-needed stability. The shelves only have 2 clips each, and I feel they need 4. The plastic exterior is thick and has protected my young plants well from the occasional cold night we have here in spring in southeastern Arizona. I was slightly disappointed by the quality control, as I found one area where the plastic did not get sewn into the binding, and I will have to figure out how to fix it, hence the 4 stars instead of 5. There are small pockets on the bottom of the sides and back to place stones, but they are too small. We sometimes get gusts of wind up to 50 mph, and I needed to use concrete pavers, but the pockets are not big enough. My suggestion would be for the manufacturer to add bigger pockets and make them so they can be opened and closed with velcro tabs. All of the zippers that close the top and the front are sturdy, and I think they will last. I am very pleased with this greenhouse and feel it was a good value for the money.

Absolutely perfect. Although this greenhouse came with zero instructions on how to put it together, it was so easy. How easy? I was able to put this together with my 4yo in under 10 minutes. If you’ve ever tried to do anything with the toddler this should speak volumes. Currently it is being used indoors, so I am unable to speak to it’s weather durability. However I do feel like it could be blown over in a good breeze, the cover is nice and thick, not flimsy at all.

I love this greenhouse. It was very easy to assemble. The plastic cover seems very sturdy and has string through it so I don't think it will tear up too easily. I have it on my front porch. The shelves are very spacious and so far it's holding the pots with soil in them. I ordered a 2nd one

Nice simple product great for the price . The screen was ripped at the zipper. I found the rip after I assembled the unit.

Very nice little green house. Super easy to put together.The plastic cover is thick and durable. Really keeps the humidity in.Very pleased with this!Didn’t take long for those seedlings to sprout. 👍

Just what I was looking for! I went with the 5-shelf version and I love how much space I have now to start my seeds. I do have to warn that the outer green material doesn’t last long outside (I’ve had several greenhouses like this), but this time I’m keeping this greenhouse inside my covered patio, so I know it will last for years. For the price, it’s just what I wanted.