Grow Tent 48"x48"x78" Growing Tents for Indoor Plant 600D Mylar Hydroponic High Reflective Grow Tent for Plant Fruit Flower Veg Growing 4x4

This tent is definitely worth the money! I was very skeptical considering the price was so low, especially compared to some of the more popular name brands. I did an extensive amount or research on numerous grow tents and in the end it all boiled down to this one. I was very pleased when I opened the box. First thing I noticed was the thickness of the fabric. I was expecting some really thin material but to my surprise it was a nice thick canvas style she'll with the reflective mylar inside. Next I was impressed with all the pieces being with it and the simple instructions along with them. It was very easy to set up. I had it up in probably five to ten minutes and was ready to put my light and plants in. Out of curiosity I measured the dimensions and it was spot on 24x24x48. The poles and connectors were all of great quality and easy as pie to assemble. The vent ports have draw string for closure on both the inside and outside material. It is very stury. I have a simple piece of cardboard (just for as a flat surface) and it easily supports my CO2 generator and 2 full gallons of both fresh water and nute mix water. And still could hold more. The zipper is of sturdy material and heavy duty, with only slight slivers of light showings out through it. Nothing worth having a "sliver" of worry about. This grow tent is amazingly worth the money. So much so that I just purchased the 24x24x36 tent from Zazzy for my seedlings and going to use the 48" for flowering the adults. I definitely give this tent 5 stars and two thumbs up. I highly recommend the purchase of this tent. You won't be disappointed.

The media could not be loaded. The 24x24x55 is absolute perfection. Every seam looks very well stitched. The zippers, canvas and reflective inside are extremely high quality.....AND under $40...WOWYou will need a 4 inch inline duct fan. You will need 6 inch aluminum ducting. 1 or 2 clip fans for inside. VS1000 LED grow light (or something similar)...N buy 1 HVAC air filter. You will cut that up, remove the cardboard on sides and stuff it tightly inside left or right port...whichever side ur duct fan is intaking air. Watch videoAfter assembly...lightly spray and wipe down entire inside with 70% rubbing alcohol. 70%...NOT 90%!!!! 90% does not have enough water and evaporates too quickly be4 sanitizing. 90% can also damage stuff.Goodluck 🫡

I use the tent primarily for new starts & seedlings. The original setup used (2) 1000 watt equivalent LED lights but the tent became too warm even with the exhaust fan running @75% 24/7. Reducing to a single LED fixture brought the temp back to a reasonable level which tends to be ~8-10F over room temp. This is a great environment for the tomatoes & pepper seedlings.There haven't been any issues with the zippers or flaps. I do keep a light coat of beeswax on the zippers to ensure smooth operation. The reflective surface & pan are easy to clean.The tent barely takes up any room. It also looks much neater than having open shelves with pots all over. It also keeps the curious cat from knocking over or damaging the fragile seedlings. All in all the tent was well worth the minimal cost.

Missing tightening washer on 1 part,other than that easy assembly and good quality. Just keep turning it to get pole in (some of them arrived in locked position). Other concern is light coming through vent pockets at center where drawstring is pulled but that is maneuverable. B poles go with the locking pin up (diagram does not show or mention this).

Nice product for the price, easy to set up, good zippers, quality materials. The only thing some might complain about is that when the tent is in a dark room, I saw a couple tiny pinhole of light from inside, but, it was literally only 2 spots that you could see light. But definitely not a big deal, and it could have been caused by our nosy cats! Still worth it.

Put it together fast within 10 minutes. Never put one together before. It was easy and for the price it's great lots of ventilation openings metal struts to hold your lights and fans

It’s great in terms of quality and materials and such, but the second you take a practical look it(probably after setup like me) you realize this is a terrible idea. The lack of back door access is a real deal breaker for me. A normal human can’t reach across that distance to raise the lights let alone what’s gunna happen when I need to prune that side?? Its lack of a back really makes this UNUSABLE for the clear application it was supposedly “designed” for. I think they cheated out on the door to save manufacturing costs but now this is just a shiny play room for the kids because I’m not even gunna waste time and materials growing in it without complete access. Wasted money

Seems well made