Indoor Grow Tent 48"x24"x60" 600D Mylar Hydroponic for Indoor Plant Tent with Observation Window and Removable Floor Tray 4x2

Been using a 4x2 for years now finally decided to get this tent during prime day sale for like 80 dollars. A steal considering my first 4x2 was 50 dollars, my second one 60 dollars and almost 45 dollars for a 2x2 last year. The same exact tent with a name brand you see a lot on Amazon is 150. Couldn't be more happy with the build quality it's just as good in most places as my old 4x2 with all metal pieces, and I am happy I got metal corners instead of plastic like the pictures. I'm other places is outshines. The tension springs are very sturdy hard to slip loose. The tent material is thicker than any other tent I have owned. My cats thought it was a new cat playground last night. Did some minor damage to one of the mesh windows but the tent itself is still solid and light tight. Before I purchased the tent I read all the bad reviews first then the rest. I can happily say most of the issues people wrote about in tung past are fixed now. For example someone complained about the 6 inch duct holes, you'll be happy to know all the big holes are 8" now although the small holes are only about 3" but I assume we all use those for the cables. All in all very great tent no issues at all anyone was complaining about. No pinholes. Zippers are very very high quality. Durable. No slipping tracks. Stitching is reinforced on seams no leaks. Tray was accurate size she same thick material. Doubled at the corners to hold water. Held some earlier when I plugged in my pump without the timer and had a mini flood. Installation was easy since is same basic steps as every tent. Canvas is huge and I recommend a friend. But is achievable alone if you are at least 6 feet tall and your arms can reach up over the highest bar. Easiest if you open the big door all the way up and around then open one of the side panels so you can have more room to stretch it over the frame. Start with the base. Assemble a+b+c insert into fabric. Then put the top part of frame on and pull fabric over top. Maybe lay it sideways if you're short. Anyway overall very nice tent. Only suggestions are maybe put the vent holes closer to a corner and not right in the middle because my vent hose age cables are barely reaching from the floor to the ceiling and out and down to outlets she filters and etc. Second suggestion is maybe make your name tag removable so that is not very obvious this is tent full of plants. Also the green piping around the outside. Maybe have a version that is all black. A lot of people are using these for medical Marijuana but maybe they don't want anyone who happens to look in their window to see what is clearly a grow tent highlighted in even the dimmest room by the bright green outlines of a shape. That aside nice tent 5/5 and am happy did not say GROW TENT in big bold letters in the side of the package. Also a plus. I really really appreciate the piece of cardboard behind the packing tape. I totally took a knife to the box forgetting there was fabric inside. 5/7

I recently purchased the Green Hut Grow Tent (24"x24"x48") for my indoor hydroponic gardening, and I'm thrilled to share my positive review of this fantastic product. This grow tent has significantly improved my gardening experience and provided an ideal environment for my plants to thrive. First and foremost, the quality of the Green Hut Grow Tent is exceptional. It's constructed from durable 600D Oxford fabric, which is tear-resistant and designed to withstand the rigors of indoor gardening. The double-stitched seams enhance its durability, ensuring it can withstand daily use and last for a long time. The 24"x24"x48" size of the tent is perfect for compact spaces and fits nicely in my indoor gardening setup. It provides adequate space for several plants while remaining manageable and easy to maintain. One standout feature is the highly reflective Mylar lining on the interior of the tent. This lining ensures that every bit of light from my grow lights is efficiently reflected back onto my plants. It creates an optimized and uniform light distribution, promoting healthy and consistent growth. The observation window is a fantastic addition. It allows me to check on the progress of my plants without disrupting their light cycle or the environmental conditions inside the tent. This feature is both convenient and helpful for monitoring plant health. The easy assembly and setup of the Green Hut Grow Tent were a pleasant surprise. The clear instructions provided made the process straightforward, and I had the tent ready for my plants in no time. The sturdy metal frame and connectors ensure stability and reliability. The multiple access points, including the front door and side windows, provide convenient access to my plants for care and maintenance. The heavy-duty zippers are smooth and durable, making it easy to open and close the tent as needed. Overall, the Green Hut Grow Tent has created an optimal growing environment for my plants. It effectively contains light, heat, and humidity while promoting healthy growth. It has made indoor gardening more efficient and enjoyable. In conclusion, the Green Hut Grow Tent (24"x24"x48") is a fantastic investment for indoor gardeners looking to create an ideal growing environment for their plants. Its quality, durability, reflective Mylar lining, observation window, and ease of assembly make it a standout choice. I highly recommend this grow tent to fellow gardening enthusiasts seeking a reliable and efficient solution for their indoor gardening needs. It's a game-changer that has elevated my gardening experience.

I bought the 18" X 30" X 36" on sale a few weeks back for 24 dollars, and I am completely blown away by the price and quality of this tent. I also own the much larger 2' x 4' x 6' Vivosun Pro, and this one easily seems it's equivalent. The poles lock together firmly with a twist like hiking poles do, for a very sturdy feeling assembly even before the fabric of the tent is added. Ventilation, viewing windows, heavy duty zippers etc...it's all there. The fabric is super heavy duty so you really want to open the zippers fully and get the creases out before you try to push the tent pole assembly into the base. Dollar for dollar I don't think I've bought anything in the last half century that compares to this...the shipping costs alone seem like more than what I paid for it!

Product is a middle of the road, decent product. 4 star tent... my complaint is that the measurements listed are misleading. Actual height should be listed at 79" and the inside tray is 46"x46", leaving a one inch gap around the inside of the tent. Good value, but I will try a different brand next time. Almost a year later the tent is still working well, zippers still work, even being kept at 80%rh, minus the pull tab on one zipper coming loose; easily fixed. Still maintains 4 stars.

The Green Hut Grow Tent is a great value for the price. It is well-insulated, sturdy, and easy to assemble. However, some users have reported light leaks, and I can confirm that this is a potential issue with this tent. The light leaks seem to come from the stitching in the seams, not from the fabric having holes in it. There are spots where the manufacturer anticipated this and added fabric "seals" (or flaps?), but not every little spot got the same attention. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to use tape to fix these light leaks. Despite the potential for light leaks, the Green Hut Grow Tent is still a good choice for budget-minded growers. It is well-made and easy to use. Placing the tent in a dark room, or a room that is also mostly light controlled is a good way to combat this issue. But I will update my review in a few weeks if i actually experience any issues from these light leaks. Additional Notes: If you are concerned about light leaks, you may want to consider purchasing a grow tent from a different manufacturer. If you find light leaks, you can try to seal them with duct tape or reflective material. However, this may not be a permanent solution.

Great high Quality fabric zippers and poles

I have read many reviews of this product that say it is very hard to assemble or has a bunch of light leaks. It is very easy to believe that it must be a junk product cause the other grow tents are going for over $400+. I almost went with their competition and spent more money for a smaller size. Thankfully, common sense slapped me in the face and let me purchase this GIGANTIC tent for a reasonable price. I'm growing hot peppers, which means I am not making the money the rest of you grow tent users are making. I finally pulled the trigger and bought this product and I am beyond impressed. It is extremely well built and there is cloth backing behind the zipper seems. The zippers were said to be garbage...maybe to someone using a zipper made from a unicorn horn cause these are pretty damn high quality zippers. The entire thing feels super strong and care was given into its creation. Now, to address the nonsense about their instructions being mere refuse. It was a bunch of pictures, not unlike any of you have ever seen before and were more than enough to help me. The instructions do not hold your hand and let you be the adult you are supposed to be. Just use some common sense when snapping together the poles and unzip all the zippers to make an easy fit. I set this tent up in 34 minutes...yes, I timed it. Overall, the setup of this tent was just fine. The look of the tent is simply beautiful and I love the accents they put on everything. If I were growing something other than peppers, I would recommend to the company that the side of the box not say "Green Hut" and have the shape of a tent. There are no light leaks and this is one sturdy and solid product. As far as future purchases, I will search for this company first, then I will look for others as they have most certainly gained my loyalty. The pictures with darkness only because I had a door slightly open so I could get out, picture with my hand included.

Bought this grow tent during the black Friday sales time. Just got around to unpacking it and putting it together. It was easier to put together than I had anticipated but overall the quality is lackluster. I had high hopes for this tent but like others have said "you get what you pay for." I was gonna use this for a flowering tent and did a pre inspection before I got everything going. Very glad I did because i found 10+ pinholes. Most were around the stitching for the front walls. I also found several around the velcrow stitching for the viewing hole and the air flow/duct vents. I have a veg tent from SF that I've had for 3 years. Taken it all over the country, very used and after all that only developed 2 pin holes. This Green Hut tent has to be fixed straight out of the box so I'm not happy with the quality. There is a light leak flap on the zipper but it constantly gets caught when zipping and unzipping. What's the point of this feature if the tent has 10+ pinholes anyway? If I could go back I would just spend the extra money for a higher quality tent.