Upgraded 2-in-1 36"x24"x53" Mylar Hydroponic Grow Tent with Easy View Window and Floor Tray, 2'x3' Tent Kit for Indoor Plant Growing

I purchased this to use for starting seeds indoors for my greenhouse business. Worked out well! East to put together. Durable. Good quality. I was able to fit 2 large shelving units with lights and fans inside and still have room to maneuver. I produced over 30,000 plants in this grow tent my first time using it. Ended up purchasing one more. I really like the design and the ventilation holes. Also easy to wipe down the inside when done and put away for storage when not in use. I use these every winter and spring to start seeds before moving the plants out to the outdoors greenhouse. Great quality at a great price.

I felt like the dividers could have been designed better for the price. But overall a sturdy, reliable compact grow for beginners or anyone needing a smaller tent for whatever they plan to grow. But with light inside, remember the lights can't be on the plant, so thin lights are key for anyone looking as this tent.

This was easy to set up and use. Since there are multiple compartments, I was able to grow a variety. Main compartment large orchids, one small compartment, carnivorous plants, and the last compartment seedlings for an early start to spring.

I like having a separate vegetative space from flowering space. I did not like the light leaks from the center dividing wall (velcro). I wish it was a bit taller. Grows peppers and tomatoes indoors well.

This tent is sold with a divider intended to create two (or possibly three) separate areas where lights can be ran at different schedules. While this sounds good in theory, in practice I find it is much easier to just designate this as my seedling through veg tent as both phases can be ran with lights on the same cycle. The wire shelf is perfect for a heating mat and germination tray with the remaining area free for vegging "tomatoes". When it's time to flower I find a separate tent with a separate light regimen works best. The quality of the material is decent for the price, but the "drip pans" included could really benefit from a pvc frame to help them hold their shape.Light leaks were quite minimal and easy to patch up with just a couple pieces of white duct tape.Overall this is a quality product (3'x4'x70") and quite adequate for the first tent in a two tent cycle. I'm not sure how feasible this would be for running all three main phases at once as preventing light pollution with the included divider might be a challenge.

I really wanted to love this tent. It is really nice with the built in shelf inside. I use the tent for mothers, clones, and sprouting seeds. The shelf is nice because you can leave your seedlings and fresh clones down under the shelf. When the clones are rooted, they go on the shelf and start life right under the light. The frame is very sturdy and the shelf will support a decent amount of weight. The issues that I have with the tent are that the door zippers are terrible, they often times will jump out of place and not close right leaving a hole. You have to unzip and rezip it to get it to close. Also, the seams around the door allow light in and out of the tent. This would be bad if you were using the tent for any photoperiod plants which is what most people buy a tent for in the first place. I am using the tent to allow me to control the environment more than anything so I am going to keep the tent.

First- Don't be afraid of light leaks. They are caused during the sewing process -- no matter where you get a tent. I haven't checked mine yet but expect to find some pinholes. Shouldn't be anything excessive but there are some easy fixes out there.This thing is decent. Feels a little less than sturdy until it is 100% together. I thought it was going to end up flimsy but it surprised me and was sturdy upon full assembly.I think the shelf side is perfect for replacing with a trellis net and scrogging a single plant, or for keeping one or two mother's and a tray of cuttings. I'm using mine to grow vegetables and herbs for my reptile and raise his feeder insects.I especially like one feature the most and it is a simple one: there is a divider panel that separates the smaller shelf side from the bigger chamber. But it is removable...meaning I can scrog the main area and enter into the shelf side to tuck my plants under my trellis or get a look under the canopy.This thing offers versatility, in a single word. I can remove the shelf and use the entire tent as one area, or separate into two and use one for veg and one for flower, or use one for a mother and cuttings and the other for flower. I can scrog or I can sog. I could almost do both.

Definitely a great first grow tent has quite a bit of room and the shelving section lets me start seedlings off to the side and grow micro greens! my biggest issue i cant seem to decide what would be the best grow lights to use with it ones i have now work but i feel need improvement.