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Vegepod Hothouse Cover
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originally posted on QVC
We've been using this for a few weeks now and are thrilled with it. The seeds we planted are thriving - radish, rocket, beetroot, carrots etc. It's a strong unit and will give us years of service. May well buy another. Brilliant invention.As with the other reviewers, we did not find this straightforward or easy to put together the paper instructions aren't clear. The second one will be easier but "a five year old" couldn't construct this as the presenter claimed, unless they had three pairs of hands and lots of practice!
originally posted on QVC
This was just what I was looking for - I don't have room in my garden for a Greenhouse or a vegetable patch. A very clever design and very straightforward to assemble - The whole process is covered by online videos on the Vegepod website, but I only needed these for a couple of parts of the process - Can be assembled by one person but you may just need a hand positioning the pod once it is assembled. Mine is now full of compost and already planted with Tomato plants, carrotts, lettuce, cabbage etc and my wife is going to use her half for bedding plants and cut flowers. All in all an excellent purchase. We are over the moon.
originally posted on QVC
I have had my Vegepod for a month or so now. Has to be one of my best purchases ever. So far we have grown lettuce, radish, spinach. Lots more seeds on the go indoors to replenish soon. It’s lovely to go outside to pick what you need for your tea. My Son assembled the pod and stand with ease. The canopy cover was the most difficult part as at first it would only stretch three quarters of the way down. My tip is to build the canopy frame but then turn upside down and apply a little pressure to the joints and the frame then slotted together fully so the canopy could be stretched down. I wish I had bought the next size but that is due to my over planting seeds as the small one is still a good size.
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Vegepod Hothouse Cover
Delivery between 27 Aug – 4 Sept $12.41
Large Hothouse Cover (Cover Only)
Delivery $20
Vegepod Hot House Cover, Large
Vegepod Large Winter Cover
Vegepod Hothouse Cover Large
Free next-day delivery
We've been using this for a few weeks now and are thrilled with it. The seeds we planted are thriving - radish, rocket, beetroot, carrots etc. It's a strong unit and will give us years of service. May well buy another. Brilliant invention.As with the other reviewers, we did not find this straightforward or easy to put together the paper instructions aren't clear. The second one will be easier but "a five year old" couldn't construct this as the presenter claimed, unless they had three pairs of hands and lots of practice!
This was just what I was looking for - I don't have room in my garden for a Greenhouse or a vegetable patch. A very clever design and very straightforward to assemble - The whole process is covered by online videos on the Vegepod website, but I only needed these for a couple of parts of the process - Can be assembled by one person but you may just need a hand positioning the pod once it is assembled. Mine is now full of compost and already planted with Tomato plants, carrotts, lettuce, cabbage etc and my wife is going to use her half for bedding plants and cut flowers. All in all an excellent purchase. We are over the moon.
I have had my Vegepod for a month or so now. Has to be one of my best purchases ever. So far we have grown lettuce, radish, spinach. Lots more seeds on the go indoors to replenish soon. It’s lovely to go outside to pick what you need for your tea. My Son assembled the pod and stand with ease. The canopy cover was the most difficult part as at first it would only stretch three quarters of the way down. My tip is to build the canopy frame but then turn upside down and apply a little pressure to the joints and the frame then slotted together fully so the canopy could be stretched down. I wish I had bought the next size but that is due to my over planting seeds as the small one is still a good size.
I have caught the ‘growing succulents’ bug, and this vegepod caught my eye as being perfect for me. My succulents throw ‘pups’ (that IS a technical term for procreation!) and I grow them on to become large plants for planting in the garden. However, although we have great weather in the Mediterranean, I do struggle to keep them growing during strong winds and storms when they’re small, plus this provides perfect regular watering by capillary action and so the roots don’t rot, which is an easy mistake to make.I was delighted that I received this as a birthday gift (as I was so enthusiastic about it) and it is now set up next to a sheltered porch. Haven’t had storms since I received this but it’s so sturdy and well made I don’t envisage any issues we can’t handle. ... MoreI have caught the ‘growing succulents’ bug, and this vegepod caught my eye as being perfect for me. My succulents throw ‘pups’ (that IS a technical term for procreation!) and I grow them on to become large plants for planting in the garden. However, although we have great weather in the Mediterranean, I do struggle to keep them growing during strong winds and storms when they’re small, plus this provides perfect regular watering by capillary action and so the roots don’t rot, which is an easy mistake to make.I was delighted that I received this as a birthday gift (as I was so enthusiastic about it) and it is now set up next to a sheltered porch. Haven’t had storms since I received this but it’s so sturdy and well made I don’t envisage any issues we can’t handle. My husband is now considering buying one for him too, for salad and vegetables. Brilliant thing. Bit expensive really, but to be honest, you do get what you pay for, don’t you? I’m past the stage of buying cheap to save money and then rueing wasted cash when it doesn’t work. This is a one time purchase, and is already saving plants and money.........I haven’t lost a single plant since this was set up!
This Vegepod is the perfect size for our small patio/garden and within a week had green shoots coming through from the veggie seeds! We had no issues putting together when following instruction sheet. The Vegepod is a perfect height as no bending over to dig up or look after a veggie patch!It's a good, solid, unique construction and will hopefully last for many years of veg growing! Watering system great....just plug in hose pipe and leave to water itself!Quick delivery and excellent customer service from Vegepod even during the current Covid situation.
This item is great, we assembled it quite easily but did take a bit longer than stated. I have had great success with lettuce, rocket and radish and will be more adventurous as time goes by. The only problem as far as I am concerned is that the metal frame, in the angle, and the wheel assemble started to show signs of rust within two to three weeks of receipt. I contacted QVC and was told that they did not have a process for replacement of parts and my only option was to dismantle the whole thing and send it back. This would have been, not only a lot of trouble, but I would have had to waste all the products in the pod. I will continue to monitor the rust and, if necessary, contact Vegepod direct.
My husband put it together, by himself, in a couple of hours. Apart from a few scratches on the stand (easily touched up with black metal paint), the concept and design are superb. Just the right size for a beginner like me. Looks great on my patio too!Young vegetables doing well despite the changeable weather. Look forward to harvesting.It would be great if QVC added Vegebags to the range for potatoes, strawberries, etc.Warmly recommend!
I bought this for my gorgeous Hubble for part of his 25th silver wedding anniversary gift from me. Due to a disability he can’t bend down to tend to veggies at ground level. This is ideal at waist height!!!!Ok so I won’t lie this took me on my own 9 hours to out together. 10 broken finger nails and one deep cut - but it was worth it!!!! The instructions are pretty dreadful. I think had it been in colour rather than blurry black and white it would have seriously reduced the construction time xxx I have the urge to rewrite them for the company to make them clearer as I’d hate to think anyone would give up and return it half way through.I also want to give a HUGE HUGE HUGE thank you to the darling man fromThe Vegepod company who actually called in person to check I ... MoreI bought this for my gorgeous Hubble for part of his 25th silver wedding anniversary gift from me. Due to a disability he can’t bend down to tend to veggies at ground level. This is ideal at waist height!!!!Ok so I won’t lie this took me on my own 9 hours to out together. 10 broken finger nails and one deep cut - but it was worth it!!!! The instructions are pretty dreadful. I think had it been in colour rather than blurry black and white it would have seriously reduced the construction time xxx I have the urge to rewrite them for the company to make them clearer as I’d hate to think anyone would give up and return it half way through.I also want to give a HUGE HUGE HUGE thank you to the darling man fromThe Vegepod company who actually called in person to check I was ok with the delivery date and time - he delivered it himself and placed it behind our side gates as requested. Customer service at its very best!!!The actual product once assembled it out of this world. Yes it is expensive but worth every hard earned penny. It is massive and so deep! We needed almost 600 litres of soil to fill it. Currently Hubble is growing from seed lettuce, brocolli, carrots, basil, oregano, strawberries, raspberries, tomatoes, spinach and a few more. It’s massive!Would 100% complete recommend! Xxx
I have 5 vegepods now, and husband has assembled them all.I knew these were for us as soon as I saw them demonstrated. I've always loved growing our own produce, but can't do that any more, couldn't even get down to sow seed - now I can.The first arrived in March. and I sowed it straight away, with spinach and lettuce. Then the 2nd arrived sown with brassicas.I soon noticed that plants grow at about 5 times faster inside the protective cover, than outside. The turnover is very quickThey are of sturdy construction and resist being blown over, even in the terrible gales we have been having.I don't agree with previous reviews, the instructions are quite simple, but sometimes you may need to sit and think about it. its more fun watching the assembling videos. ... MoreI have 5 vegepods now, and husband has assembled them all.I knew these were for us as soon as I saw them demonstrated. I've always loved growing our own produce, but can't do that any more, couldn't even get down to sow seed - now I can.The first arrived in March. and I sowed it straight away, with spinach and lettuce. Then the 2nd arrived sown with brassicas.I soon noticed that plants grow at about 5 times faster inside the protective cover, than outside. The turnover is very quickThey are of sturdy construction and resist being blown over, even in the terrible gales we have been having.I don't agree with previous reviews, the instructions are quite simple, but sometimes you may need to sit and think about it. its more fun watching the assembling videos. You'll get on at a swifter pace that way.Fitting The hinges were the most challenging, because the videos weren't revealing how it was done. So then we resorted to rely on the written manual.An important thing to remember is that each component part are not be the same fit. Some are a tighter fit and pliers were needed on one hinge. also, one of the covers is a looser fit (curiously) and billows in the wind. while the other covers are more snug.The cover produces a mirror like effect inside so the crops are bathed in light and the surface of the compost warms very quickly.We have sown lettuce beetroot turnips (summer) spinach, kale, cabbage, parsley, sweetcorn, basil, garlic chives french beans strawberries, and are going to grow garlic & shallots this autumn after clearing the old crops out.Our soil in our old veg garden is very dry and poor, and so our crops would never have been as big without the vegpods . No weeding or digging.I waited to review, because I was suspicious about the gap under the cover near the base. I was convinced cabbage whites would crawl in there. So I waited...well I can reveal thaT cabbage white butterflies are quite capable of getting to the crops without using that gap.This is what happened...Some leaves were pressing against the inside of the cover, and I stood there watching a butterfly push its abdomen through the white fabric as it fluttered about, onto a small segment of the leaf.So its important to remember to always remove brassica leaves that are touching the inside of the cover so they can't reach them. And another tip is ALWAYS check all leaves are tucked inside the pod safely when closing the upper lid. They could lay eggs on there and next time when you come along it gets tucked in, and happy day for the caterpillars !!!If its worth anything I haven't seen any climbing under the lid... yet.Crops remain pest free if sown in clean fresh compost, but if there are some pests already on a plant ie lettuce seedlings, etc and then transplanted into a pod, there population soon builds up. I soon realised it was wise to open the pods at least everyday.The fourth pod is planted with strawberry plants now, and look much sturdier than when they went in. Now I can really keep the birds off them.I have no regrets, My crops are so massive and delicious, The pods are very solid in construction and explain why they are a considered purchase.
Very pleased with this item having eventually managed to assemble it!! With the help of online videos it was easy to put the green pods together. I managed the trolley base using the enclosed written instructions BUT ran into bother, with the final part, when one of the holes for fitting the wheels was too small. Rang Customer Care who suggested I pack up the trolley base and return it and a new one would be sent out!!!! Given the current situation I reckoned it would be ages before another arrived so had to pay someone to come in and fix the problem - hence the four stars! The cover was easy enough to assemble along with video instructions. So, all complete and happy to start my container gardening.
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Vegepod Winter Cover [Large]
The Vegepod Hothouse Cover (aka Winter Cover, Greenhouse Cover or Propagation Cover) is made from clear non-permeable PVC. They are custom cut and hem-sewn to size and shape so as to sheath easily and snugly over all three Vegepod canopies. The covers create a greenhouse/hothouse environment for plants, allowing sunlight to come through and trapping the heat in, whilst keeping extreme cold and precipitation out. This not only protects plants from the sharp cold, winds, frosts and snow but also creates a micro-climate to enhance growth. For extreme cold or poor light environments, users are recommended to take off the existing canopy mesh before sheathing the clear PVC cover on. This rids the 17% shade supplied by the existing canopy. For climates where it is not so extreme, then users can simply sheath the covers straight over the top of the existing mesh. These winter covers are also used for protective early plant propagation, raising of seeds/seedlings, early season planting or season extenders, summer crops into autumn. Please take care to remove covers as soon as periods of warmth begin or you will otherwise typically 'cook' your plants.
The Vegepod Hothouse Cover (aka Winter Cover, Greenhouse Cover or Propagation Cover) is made from clear non-permeable PVC. They are custom cut and hem-sewn to size and shape so as to sheath easily and snugly over all three Vegepod canopies. The covers create a greenhouse/hothouse environment for plants, allowing sunlight to come through and trapping the heat in, whilst keeping extreme cold and precipitation out. This not only protects plants from the sharp cold, winds, frosts and snow but also creates a micro-climate to enhance growth. For extreme cold or poor light environments, users are recommended to take off the existing canopy mesh before sheathing the clear PVC cover on. This rids the 17% shade supplied by the existing canopy. For climates where it is not so extreme, then users can simply sheath the covers straight over the top of the existing mesh. These winter covers are also used for protective early plant propagation, raising of seeds/seedlings, early season planting or season extenders, summer crops into autumn. Please take care to remove covers as soon as periods of warmth begin or you will otherwise typically 'cook' your plants.
The Vegepod Hothouse Cover (aka Winter Cover, Greenhouse Cover or Propagation Cover) is made from clear non-permeable PVC. They are custom cut and hem-sewn to size and shape so as to sheath easily and snugly over all three Vegepod canopies. The covers create a greenhouse/hothouse environment for plants, allowing sunlight to come through and trapping the heat in, whilst keeping extreme cold and precipitation out. This not only protects plants from the sharp cold, winds, frosts and snow but also creates a micro-climate to enhance growth. For extreme cold or poor light environments, users are recommended to take off the existing canopy mesh before sheathing the clear PVC cover on. This rids the 17% shade supplied by the existing canopy. For climates where it is not so extreme, then users can simply sheath the covers straight over the top of the existing mesh. These winter covers are also used for protective early plant propagation, raising of seeds/seedlings, early season planting or season extenders, summer crops into autumn. Please take care to remove covers as soon as periods of warmth begin or you will otherwise typically 'cook' your plants.
The Vegepod Hothouse Cover (aka Winter Cover, Greenhouse Cover or Propagation Cover) is made from clear non-permeable PVC. They are custom cut and hem-sewn to size and shape so as to sheath easily and snugly over all three Vegepod canopies. The covers create a greenhouse/hothouse environment for plants, allowing sunlight to come through and trapping the heat in, whilst keeping extreme cold and precipitation out. This not only protects plants from the sharp cold, winds, frosts and snow but also creates a micro-climate to enhance growth. For extreme cold or poor light environments, users are recommended to take off the existing canopy mesh before sheathing the clear PVC cover on. This rids the 17% shade supplied by the existing canopy. For climates where it is not so extreme, then users can simply sheath the covers straight over the top of the existing mesh. These winter covers are also used for protective early plant propagation, raising of seeds/seedlings, early season planting or season extenders, summer crops into autumn. Please take care to remove covers as soon as periods of warmth begin or you will otherwise typically 'cook' your plants.
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