We sell BAY6 propagation tents and kits. They’re compact and fit into small spaces easily. You can stand them up or lie them flat – whichever you choose. Do I need a mother plant tent? As with any type of insulation, you need to make sure that the roof is dry and in good condition before adding any insulation. Also, right now many mortgage companies aren’t willing to offer loans for properties with foam insulation in the roof, which can make it very difficult to sell a property with this type of insulation. Once you've done this, zip it up and you've got the perfect home to create the perfect conditions for your plants. Remember, your growing environment is key to happy plants so if you need a hand getting this right, give us a call or message us via the help button. Grow tents provide a convenient framework for the rest of the grow equipment, with hanging rails for the light(s) as well as extraction fans & filters Ideally, yes. Some growers keep their mother plant in their veg tent, but, she has different environmental needs. Kept in a vegging tent, she’ll be taller than the other plants in your grow tent, so your light height won’t be right for her. She can also end up casting a shadow over nearby vegging plants so that they don’t get enough light. For best results, the mother plant really does need a tent of her own, or at least her own compartment in a multi-chamber grow tent. How to set up a grow tent?

I took the TrailLoft on a three-night camping trip in Pisgah National Forest in North Carolina to see how the budget-friendly trailer could handle light overland duty, from gravel roads to torrential downpours. The TrailLoft has limitations, but overall, I was impressed with how it performed for the cost.

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A matched ventilation system will provide temperature control and increased air circulation within the space.

It depends on the brand, but normally you lay the canvas out then start constructing the frame inside the base of the canvas. Once the frame is done, you can simply pull the canvas over the frame and zip it up. You also need to take your grow lights into account because you want to make sure the light intensity in your tent is right.This means you don’t spend as much on your equipment – fans don’t need to be as powerful and you don’t need as many lights. Stitching: Decent growing tents have tight stitching that holds the canvas together, adding strength in the tent corners and around the tent zips. Tents create a contained microclimate, allowing the extraction system and heaters to work more effectively The light proof construction allows for a controlled day night light cycle for your chosen indoor lighting system without it being affected by outside light. This gives extra headroom if you grow taller crops, if you intend to go for the taller option make sure that your ceiling is high enough to still allow you to erect it. Please note - the small propagation tent and the loft grow tents do not come in 2 heights. How do I spec my indoor tent setup?

We mostly sell BAY6 and BudBox grow tents. The best one depends on what you’re looking for in a tent. Let’s just say there’s a reason why some tents cost more than others. Access: Finally, you need to make sure there are enough access ports, and that they’re in the right places. Do I need a Grow Tent? Some companies may offer to fix your damaged or leaking roof by spraying foam insulation directly onto the underside of the roof without fixing the problem first. We don’t recommend that you do this.However, grow tents are convenient, practical and a great value way to create the ideal growing environment for plants. They’re a cost and time-effective alternative to building an entire grow room. Our range of grow tents give you an enclosed growing space, where you can control every aspect of the environment. Here are some common questions we get asked about grow tents. What should I look for in a good indoor grow tent?