Amazon Greenhouse Quictent 25x10x7 Upgraded | How to build a greenhouse 

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Awesome! How exciting!! ❤️ I pray you have a bountiful harvest!

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I'm so happy our video helped you! We had a few struggles too with the directions.

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@@nolablack5728 RU-vid channel Gardening in Mississippi with Jim has a great video on this and other mod's he made to his Quicktent. There are many good videos on how to modify your hoophouse to add strength and stability but his is one of the best I've seen and I've watched dozens. All you have to do is do a youtube search. Hope this helps, good luck.

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I'm excited you're getting one!! I think you'll love it.

I highly recommend doing just that. 6 1/2 feet isn't tall enough, Tomato's, Cucumber's and Okra will all grow taller than that, also it needs additional structural stability added or you will be gathering up a twisted mangled pile of metal tubing and plastic from the other side of the field or yard the first time you have strong winds. The provided anchoring system isn't adequate. Here are a few things you need to do. First, build a wooden frame out of treated 2x12 lumber raising it 12 inches and anchor the frame, 24 inches would be even better making it 8 1/2 feet tall. Next frame in the doors with 2x4's, then add 3/4 or 1 inch PVC ribs in between each of the metal ribs. RU-vid channel Gardening in Mississippi with Jim has a great video on this and other mod's he made to his Quicktent. There are many good videos on how to modify your hoophouse to add strength and stability but his is one of the best I've seen and I've watched dozens. All you have to do is do a youtube search. Hope this helps, good luck.

Lol there was a moment I thought it was lol

We haven't put it back up since the move but it did blow over a couple times and our poles got bent up pretty bad 😞

If you're going to use one of these hoophouses and expect it to last any time at all you need to make a few upgrades. 6 1/2 feet isn't tall enough, Tomato's, Cucumber's and Okra will all grow taller than that, also it needs additional structural stability added or you will be gathering up a twisted mangled pile of metal tubing and plastic from the other side of the field your yard or even the neighbors yard the first time you have strong winds as you well know. The provided anchoring system isn't adequate. Here are a few things you need to do. First, build a frame of some kind, like out of treated 2x12 lumber raising it 12 inches and anchor the frame to the ground, 24 inches would be even better making it 8 1/2 feet tall. Next frame in the doors with 2x4's, then add 3/4 or 1 inch PVC ribs in between each of the metal ribs. RU-vid channel Gardening in Mississippi with Jim has a great video on this and other mod's he made to his Quicktent. There are many good videos on how to modify your hoophouse to add strength and stability but his is one of the best I've seen and I've watched dozens. All you have to do is do a youtube search. I just bought a Papajet brand 28x10 that's 7 1/2 feet tall marked down from $299 to $189 from Walmart online and the above mod's are what I'm gonna go with. Hope this helps, good luck should you decide to try again.

Thanks for watching were exited to to see how well it does

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I watched stivers homestead and there Cattle panel green house held up really well to high winds well the plastic tore but was easy fix

I am so glad!! ❤️ It's intimidating out of the box. I hope to get ours set back up soon and have it ready for spring.

Great idea! We took ours down when we moved and I'm anxious to get a spot cleared to put it back up

Best of luck with your business! ❤️ I hope you were able to set it up.

I'm so glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

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We are so glad! I hope you have lots of success growing with yours 💯

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If you're going to use one of these hoophouses and expect it to last any time at all you need to make a few upgrades. 6 1/2 feet isn't tall enough, Tomato's, Cucumber's and Okra will all grow taller than that, also it needs additional structural stability added or you will be gathering up a twisted mangled pile of metal tubing and plastic from the other side of the field or yard the first time you have strong winds as you well know. The provided anchoring system isn't adequate. Here are a few things you need to do. First, build a frame of some kind, like out of treated 2x12 lumber raising it 12 inches and anchor the frame to the ground, 24 inches would be even better making it 8 1/2 feet tall. Next frame in the doors with 2x4's, then add 3/4 or 1 inch PVC ribs in between each of the metal ribs. RU-vid channel Gardening in Mississippi with Jim has a great video on this and other mod's he made to his Quicktent. There are many good videos on how to modify your hoophouse to add strength and stability but his is one of the best I've seen and I've watched dozens. All you have to do is do a youtube search. I just bought a Papajet brand 28x10 that's 7 1/2 feet tall marked down from $299 to $189 from Walmart online and the above mod's are what I'm gonna go with. Hope this helps, good luck.

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So the edges of the tarp and frame are basically under ground? Sounds like a good idea.

@@TheSmagzilla yes. The only issue is that you cannot roll it up during warmer weather but is mega rigid.

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Ya we used different ones than what came with it and they held up food in the wind we had .going to add metal one around frame to help out also

Were pretty happy with it we will be out working in it today getting ready to start some seeds . And thank you for watching

@@preparedliving your welcome we just completed ours. 2 1/2 hrs. Yalls tips helped.

@@rdadsfarm that's awesome glad you got it up were having high winds today some went and added some 2x4 to it to help hold it down

Will definitely have to tie yours down I have a lot of work to do on our thanks to tornado season

I'll have to check them out thank you

Wind is definitely a concern

Yes I will. I don't have it set up since we moved but I will be getting it put up and will do an update on how it held up. :)

I've had a series of event happen since this video. Unfortunately I do not have an update but I can say I'd buy it again. It was blown away, we moved and the plastic held up great. The poles are aluminum but we were able to bend them back and still use it even after it blew away.

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We didn't get any buckles 😮

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I'm sorry we burned ours also I believe but I will look in my shop might get lucky and find it

You might try this link! www.quictents.com/pages/greenhouse-instructions

The main body tube is 1in the braces for the side and top are 7/8 had to go check I thought it was all 1 in tube but I was wrong .thank you for watching and the question.

@@preparedliving Much appreciate the reply, have one on the way, was thinking about building a 3' tall stand out of 4x4 posts and 2x4's to set it up on and maybe endwalls for more normal door.

@@the-papaw have the same thought in mind amd hope to do that soon .I was going to get treated 2x6 and put it along frame then use 1x1 to hold plastic tight . I'll try to get that dont this week if we ever thaw out lol

@@preparedliving Sounds like a plan, I'm shooting to get mine 3' taller, putting grommets at the bottom of the plastic to wrap it under the frame and back up to the mid-rail with bungies or something. Then using corrugated clear plastic roof panels or even metal around the bottom where I raised it. Maybe even hinge them, not sure. After watching the ice buildup and the sting thing, I am thinking it would be pretty easy to run a couple 1/2" or 3/4 metal pcs. of conduit in the middle of the top the 3 purlins with a few more nuts & bolts.

@@the-papaw that's a great idea about adding conduit to it and would be alot better than string . Having hinges could help alot with air flow around the bottom when you raise it

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Yes they do!