BarrinaIndoor Greenhouse with Grow Light, with 40W Seed Starting LED Indoor Plant Light, Portable Mini Greenhouse with Timer for Seed Starter Tray, Seedling, Sprouting, Microgreens, 23x23x23IN

This product has been very helpful, does not take up too much space, and keeps it pretty humid while zipped up, the grow light I bind green for my plants, on of my alocasias grew and new leaf already while in this mini greenhouse. I keep it on during the day, with both spectrum and led light mode and usually the second to third setting from the brightest mode . And easily adjustable and moveable. Very glad I got this.

Okay first, this was way bigger than I expected. I had an old night stand I planned to put it on but it was way too big. This should be able to fit everything except the tomatoes even after transplanting to bigger pots. Second, this was super easy to assemble. The instructions are simple. They stress that you unzip the plastic cover before putting it on. Finally, there is no bottom layer. I thought there would be since this is advertised as an indoor greenhouse, but your pots will just be touching whatever you put this on. That’s why I’ve laid a towel down so that if there is leakage, my carpet doesn’t get the bulk of it. The light hangs pretty low, you hang them on metal chains. I had to loop the chains around the frame of the greenhouse to get the light to be up higher. It is very bright and you can adjust it if you want.

My alocasias love it. Worth every penny. True to size. The light is very bright. Too bright for my babies. Gave it to the hubs for his grow tent. Works amazingly.

The media could not be loaded. Bought this for my baby venus flytrap, installation was pretty easy, quality looks and feels great, the lighting can get pretty bright that's really good, this is the smallest size it's pretty sturdy and i can fit a couple more plants lets see how it performs. Also I cut out a piece of cardboard and tied the corners using zip ties and glued each end so I can remove the zip ties later

OK, this portable Barrina greenhouse is not the prettiest thing but boy are my plants are definitely responding positively to it! First things first, the setup is very easy as long as you have a gently hand when putting on the plastic cover and plug the light cords together properly. I was about to return the first one I got when I saw that I had forced the cords together improperly and my light would not come on. Now I have two of them because I corrected my mistake when I got the second one and decided to keep them both. I have hoya plants it them and the plants have been in one for about 2 weeks now. Some of them have sprouted new leaves (my H. Irina was doing nothing before she went in) and are definitely growing since I put them under the greenhouse. I do not like the step dimmer but for the price, we are lucky to get a dimmer at all. I like experimenting with the different light colors. My Hoyas like the red/white light setting. As long as you're not bothered by the wrinkled plastic too much I recommend them; no they do not look as aesthetic as a IKEA cabinet, but it does it job well. Hold enough humidity all day and night and provides plenty of light for your small to med size plants. If you are using 2" to 5" plant pots it can hold quite a few, while giving them a great start when propagating cuttings or rehabbing sick plants. I would get two more if I had room! Barrina need to make them a foot taller and give it a better dimmer switch and it would be perfect! Oh they are for tabletop or floor setup only they are not meant to be outside. So don't even think about putting this outside unless you enjoy seeing your stuff blow away.

Absolutely love it. The only recommendation I would make is to add ventilation (other than zippered panel), to assist with circulation.I’ve added two 80mm AC Infinity fans to this setup, and slightly open the zippers for air exchange.

I REALLY wanted to love this product and was really excited to get it!Setup was super intuitive and easy, though I did read the instructions first because, wisely, they had a big sheet of paper with a bold warning on it that caught my attention and I wanted to be sure I didn't miss anything else. The warning was in regard to putting the tent portion on with its zipper open so it wouldn't rip during assembly, so I'm guessing a number of people made thst mistake before the warning came into play. It went on easily with the zipper open and didn't feel at risk of tearing at any point. So far, so good!In the instructions there is also a note about being sure that a specific connector on the cord is aligned correctly before being pushed together. The note makes sense because if you're not assembling this product in good lighting it would definitely be easy to miss the tiny tongue-and-groove type of alignment inside. However, mine came pre-assembled at that location, though the overlying plastic portion that screws over it to protect it from water damage had not been screwed on, so I tightened that, plugged in the push pin section of cord and plugged it in.Blammo - just as described! Nice bright light that worked great. Remote was intuitive and worked fine. I love the adjustable chains that connect the light because the light can even be hung cockeyed so one side is lower for germination and seedlings while the other side can angle upward to keep more distance between the light and bigger plants.That, cord, though, dangit! I got up from the floor, barely bumped the top corner of the greenhouse and the light flicked off. Hmm...OK, I rechecked and the plastic screw-on protection on the one connector wasn't as tight as it could have been, so I tightened it further and the light came back on! Yay, user error (I thought)!But a day or two later it happened again and when I turned it back on the box part on the wall plug started buzzing, which made me nervous about an electrical fire. Clearly a wiring problem of some sort.So, I did an exchange. Sadly, the second was exactly as the first, so that one was returned as well. It definitely has a design flaw somewhere in the cord and for that reason alone I can't recommend it. It'll be an awesome product if the manufacturer can fix that, but at the moment it seems like a potential fire hazard to me. At a minimum, you turn the light on, head off to work, your cat bumps it, the light turns off and your plants get no light that day. Worst case I'll leave up to your imagination.The manufacturer did reach out to me to ask if my exchange was satisfactory, which is some consolation because most don't bother. I had already returned the second one by then, but explained the problem and was thanked for my feedback.Who knows, maybe I received two from a single bad batch, or maybe they've received similar complaints and will fix the cord issue. Amazon did have a caution on the product page about it being a frequently returned item so I guess I shouldn't have gambled. Bummer.