Ohuhu Greenhouse for Outdoors with Screen Windows, 57 x 57 x 76'' Walk in Plant Greenhouses Heavy Duty with Durable PE Cover, 3 Tiers 12 Shelves Stands Plastic Portable Green House with Shelf Clips

Review from my wife Sandra who purchased this greenhouse: “I am very excited to finally have ordered myself a greenhouse. I researched high and low for a great deal on a quality greenhouse at a decent value and this one fit the bill nicely. It was easy to assemble (hour and a half by myself), sturdy, a walk-in and spacious. The windows on each side are positioned perfectly for a great Crossbreeze when needed for the interior. The pictures are from the day it was set up (today - a week after delivery - due to the crazy rainfall we have had over the last week). Only time will truly prove it’s true effectiveness. However, from what I see so far, I do not believe I will have any issues with my new greenhouse. I am so looking forward to utilizing my new greenhouse this season and in seasons to come as not only is it a greenhouse it also seconds as a cold frame which allows me more bang for the buck. The only downfall/ negative thing I can possibly offer is that delivery was two weeks late. However, considering the timing of my order and beIng right in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic as well as being near the end of the spring season; all in all is forgivable. Especially considering how grateful I am to finally have it in my possession and to have it set up. I may even purchase another one next year.”

Believe it or not this little green house can work for the smalltime gardener. The photos show stages of building. The items are poles, plastic PVC like joints, and a great green sturdy cover. Pros: Pretty large Shelves hold 22# each! Even if a joint comes undone, it's easily refastened. Quick set up in a few hours. Easily dismantled. Simple. Cons: The joints and aluminum poles come apart fairly easily. Be prepared to patiently redo this plenty of times including if you tripped and fell on it. Just reassemble it. There's half as many shelf clips as needed for a truly sturdy unit. The number of clips makes the shelves wobbly. I tried clipping with four per shelf and it was much improved. Cheap company because these fasteners wouldn't cost much to throw in double the amount. The shelves can catch on clothing and come undone a bit easily. It's hard for an older person to get down onto the floor to tie the flaps. Plus they're a bit too short for older arthritic fingers. Watch out for the stability ties that stake into the ground, they're excellent trip hazards for unobservant gardeners. Try to pick a cool day, it got hot putting this together in the sunshine. There's no solid floorplan, so mine is on dirt. It might be nice to put it onto pavers or something. It does come apart and a bit easily. The top parts didn't seem as sturdy because it was too high to reach. Not sure we'll it's been designed for seasonal dismantling, or if it would remain sturdy after overwintering with ice on it. I feel that would damages it's plastic covers and rust the aluminum. The minor inconviences outweigh the benefits of having added this to my garden. Even if it lasts a few years I will appreciate that.

I wasn't expecting much for the price, but this little greenhouse surprised me. It definitely isn't made of high quality materials, but when assembled it is surprisingly quite stable. I don't have it out in the open where it catches the full brunt of wind, so that likely helps. The cover is itself of pretty good quality. The zippers work smoothly. The shelves come with clips to hold them to the frame, which is something I saw others add as a modification to similar greenhouses they purchased, so that's a nice touch. At night, in the cold, it's really not going to do a great deal to keep a lot of heat in without some help. But with adding a very small heater, it holds temps well at roughly 50 to 60 degrees and humidity hovers around 50 to 80 %. In the full sun, during the "winter" in Northern California, it gets up into the 90's during the day, while cooling of back to about 55 to 60 at night thanks to the small heater I am using. Initially I was using a small trash can filled with water and an aquarium heater as a heat sink to help with keeping things warm. This lead to excessive humidity where the walls were dripping wet. So it does hold in humidity quite well. Overall, for the price and ease of setup, it's a decent purchase. My Son is using it to grow potted bean plants outdoors during the winter as part of a school project and they are flourishing. I did buy some flat bricks to lay around the foundation to help hold it down and keep the flaps down to stop drafts from coming inside.

Awesome little greenhouse!! Fast shipping, well packaged. Easily put together. Great for my succulents with plenty of room. Perfect if you need more room for plants and to have them sheltered from the rain. Can’t wait to get all mine set up and replanted so I can buy more now that I have extra space. Would buy again! Thank you I love it!!

The little hooch does what it is intended to do very nicely. Easy to set up and break down. I added weight to the stakes and 4X4's around the perimeter for more stability. I also got a small $70 greenhouse heater to keep it at 50 degrees when the sun don't shine. When the sun does shine it traps A LOT OF HEAT!!! Mind the vent flaps, that little hooch will hit 100 before noon on a sunny march morning!

So I got this shade tent a few months ago. I was worried about it moving around so I got some better L stakes and nylon rope to secure it. It's been very secure since and held up well to the wind. That being said, the tie downs it come with are useless. The stakes often come up out of the ground and the connecting point broke on one of them after only a week. So be prepared to spend another $100 or so on things to secure the tent. The strings to open the windows & door are awful as well. After only a couple months of being in the TN weather, pretty much all of them have ripped and torn so small that I can not tie them. The windows do not provide enough airflow, it gets very hot in there and will cook more delicate plants. I found opening the door helps a lot, however it's at risk when a gust comes through of blowing things around. I loved this thing for the first couple months I had it. My plants loved it too and were thriving! As it got hotter though they started not doing as well and neither did the tent as it started to fall apart. If you plan to use it for just a season, it should work fine. If you want something to be able to put up every year or even keep out year round, look somewhere else.

We are so excited about our sweet little greenhouse and can't wait to start using it! Installation was a breeze and all the parts were there. Before beginning, we read a lot of reviews and decided to do a few things to circumvent some of the frustration that others have experienced. The first thing we did was have sandbags on hand (roughly 400 lbs worth), which we placed INSIDE the structure in the corners on the bottom shelves. (Better to lose a little shelf space than to have it go flying in a windstorm!) We also used the recommended rubber mallet to make sure all of the frame bars were all the way in the joint pieces. Most slid in fine without doing this step, but a little tap certainly didn't hurt the process. The third thing we did was used zip ties to supplement the clips for the shelves because you only get two clips per shelf, which we thought was a little laughable. The shelves were a lot sturdier after we put about six zip ties on each one-- two each on the inside and outside of the shelves, and two between the two shelf pieces. Finally, go ahead and plan to do something other than use the stakes and tie downs that come with it. They're a joke. As I said earlier in the review, we used sandbags. We also plan to get some U-shaped landscaping stakes to go all the way around the botto of the frame. These we can easily retrofit without damaging the cover, as it's still loose around the bottom. We also plan to get some actual tent stakes, which will be much sturdier than the flimsy stakes provided. Even with its issues, this is a terrific greenhouse for the price! We couldn't believe how quickly it heated up after we put the cover on it. We'll have to monitor the temperature carefully! (We also added some snap together acacia decking tiles to create a little work path through the center, as you can see in the picture). I'm stoked about starting my seedlings very soon!

I just got this a couple days ago so the review thus far is for the build only. I have not had it long enough to speak to its ability to withstand weather etc. Let us address the many complaints about the construction instructions first. If you cannot translate pictures with numbers into instructions then you will struggle. I found the pictures to be quite logical and clear, but from what I have read, many do not. It is not written out step by step so you will have to use your brain. You’ll be fine. I chose a spot on my deck so I have the advantage of tethering the frame to the boards rather than to trust stakes in the ground. Incidentally, the stakes that come in the box would not keep a duck sneeze from blowing the greenhouse away so be sure to get better ones, and to use them properly!!! I used the tie downs from the box to securely tie all post points to the deck. Because I want to use this in Winter and early Spring, I put a layer of cardboard down with cheap outdoor carpet over that to keep the cold from coming through the deck boards. I read a lot of complaints in the reviews about tearing the cover and how it takes more than one person. At 5’2”, and shrinking, I did it just fine myself with no issues. If you have the poles fitted to the connectors all the way then the cover fits just fine. If you are going to wrestle the cover and try a smack down over the frame, you will tear it and that is on you, ya beast. I would prefer clips to ties for the windows and doors but I can add those later. The windows only have two velcro pieces at each bottom corner so I’ll have to fashion something for Winter as that will not keep the cold out. I cannot fathom why they did not use velcro around 3 sides of the window but no one asked me so…speaking of things I cannot fathom, there are 24 shelf clips that come in the box. There are 12 shelves so that leaves 2 clips per shelf (I can do math). Using one per corner is actually quite effective at keeping the shelf secure without needing zip ties. That said I cannot find a way to order more clips so I sent a message to customer service to see about getting more. We shall see. A lot of people zip tie them but I want to be able to open areas up and move things around without clipping and wasting zip ties. Not to mention we should not have to buy something to fix an obvious fail point. Again, no one asked me. *eyeroll All in all I am happy with this so far! The build was fast and easy for one short person and it looks nice. I have zero experience with how this will hold up but my plan is to update the review as time goes by. We get some strong winds here and being up on a second story deck will certainly test it. I can see places I need to have winterized before the first frost, but I have ideas for how to do that. For the money this seems like a nice starter greenhouse. I plan to grow greens in the Winter, keep seedlings in the late Winter / early Spring, and hot house tomatoes and peppers in the Summer. I am excited to get growing!

Bonne qualité, facile à installer. Surtout enterrer la bâche, ne bouge pas lorsqu'il y a du vent. Utilisation pour mes plans de tomates, brocolis, persil ...

Enkelt att sätta ihop och ändå bra kvalite med tanke på att det är plast

Veramente ottima, facile da montare molto soddisfatta del prodotto.

Very easy to put together, took about an hour building it by myself, very happy with it, lots of space, obviously you'll need to make sure you secure it very well as its pretty light, but for the price i can't fault it! really happy with it :)

Ça c'est d'la serre! J'ai craqué en la voyant et j'ai eu raison. Sa taille est parfaite pour ce que j'veux en faire. Etant un "gabarit"... je peux évoluer à l'intérieur avec beaucoup d'aisance, elle est spacieuse. Sa porte est large avec une fermeture éclair de qualité. Ses fenêtres sont bien pensées, scratchs pour les fermer, liens pour les maintenir ouvertes. Sa hauteur est appréciable, un homme d' 1m86 tient debout dedans. La bâche de couverture est bien épaisse. Les étagères supportent un poids de 10 à 15 kilos. Son montage est facile, je l'ai montée seule, même si la notice n'est pas en français. Le schéma suffit, il est bien expliqué. Tous les éléments sont arrivés dans des sacs répertoriés, numérotés. Astuce si vous êtes seul(e) et pas très grand(e) pour installer la bâche... en basculant avec précaution la structure entièrement montée sur son côté, placez le toit et un côté puis relevez l'ensemble doucement pour finir. La serre se manipule et peut être déplacée facilement par une personne seule. Je suis très satisfaite de cette serre. Bon jardinage à tous! ^^