Surely something that sweet and innocent would not do something like that?
What an adorable girl she is Patty.

Aw!!! Koko!! How cute! Maybe she was looking for her name sake semp "koko flannel"

Do you have that semp Patty?

If she doesn't - she should don't ya think!!

She's adorable Patty!

Aww she looks like butter wouldn't melt

She's my grandpuppy If I have koko flanel it's a noid'er

I don't have it but from the photos it looks to be a distinct semp...easy to ID

My concern is from greenhouse heating up to temps too high for the plants. Outside light levels, even in areas mostly shaded, are going to be brighter than indoors lighting. So etoliation will happen inside much easier than outside. However, semps can also dry out too much during the winter time if in a dry location and exposed to dry winter winds. When in a small greenhouse, such as described, direct exposure to the sun can cause the greenhouse to heat up too much. Larger greenhouses or glass houses have much more volume (per surface area of plastic) to absorb or dissipate excess heat than the really small ones.

I was only using the mini greenhouse to TRANSITION these semps from inside to outside with a bit less shock and purposly to keep them dryer. Once our nights regularly get above freezing then I will set them in the open.

Edit: During the day the minigreenhouse was kept open

Good info