Questions on grow tents. Advice, experience ? Debate ?..

In the market looking for some ideas

Anybody have any experience with a small. 24 or under depth. Small tent. What supplier. Gorilla, htg, hydro farm, amazon?

what size light do you plan on using

ive found that accesshydroponics.com has the cheapest prices on sturdy tents and all the tents have free shipping which would normally be abour 15-25 dollars depending on how big the tent is. theyre heavy as shit!

http://www.accesshydroponic.com/reflective-interior-32x32x63-inch-hydroponic-grow-tent.html#.ULgTW-Oe-N4

this is the smallest id go personally but they have smaller

http://www.accesshydroponic.com/reflective-interior-36x20x63-inch-plant-dark-room-grow-tent.html#.ULgTfOOe-N4

^another from access thats smaller

Buy a cabnet? If your going for stealth hide inside furniture.

If not amazon or ebay search light proof grow tent. So that way you make sure when u flower no light penetrates.

I like Secret Jardin but use a cheap Virtual Sun for veg.

I just picked up a Gorilla 5x5 and the quality of this thing is second to none that I've seen. They are a little more expensive than others but I strongly believe you get what you pay for.

Choreboy said:

I just picked up a Gorilla 5x5 and the quality of this thing is second to none that I've seen. They are a little more expensive than others but I strongly believe you get what you pay for.

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I am with this guy, I bought my gorilla grow tent 5x5 last month and am very pleased with my first tent purchase. I was originally going to buy a cheapo 100 dollar tent off ebay but I was reading that even the popular tents (like secret jardins and such) were ripping on many ppl upon assembly. I just went with gorilla cause its so damn thick 1680d and light proof (look them up on youtube). Very solid and top notch durability. I believe its the only tent with adjustable height also, it comes with a free 1ft height extension (dont know how long thats going to last). Like a previous poster said, they are heavy, mine was 70+ lbs and shipped for 26 bucks on ebay. I sound like a salesman but damn im just glad i went with this brand over the flimsier ones. Good luck with the search nonetheless.....

I bought a $100 cheap tent on amazon because I could not find anyone carrying the dimensions I wanted elsewhere.
It has some minor light leaks but is a solid tent and have been using it for over 3 years.

If I could find a better tent in the right size, I would snag it.

Just looked at those Gorilla tents, me want.
They don't have a 3 x 3 dag nabbit.

Choreboy said:

I just picked up a Gorilla 5x5 and the quality of this thing is second to none that I've seen. They are a little more expensive than others but I strongly believe you get what you pay for.

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I absolutely agree, I just purchased a 2x4 gorilla grow tent with all the bells and whistles from SuperCloset. Got it all set up and sprouted some seeds just waiting to fire it up. It was a little expensive but now that I got it think its gonna be money well spent down the road.

Peace

Trousers said:

Just looked at those Gorilla tents, me want.
They don't have a 3 x 3 dag nabbit.

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When i was on their site I could have swore they said they make custom sizes.....if interested

That would be sweet. Need it no bigger than 20 in deep. Bout three foot wide would work.

I went with a 4x8x7 Lighthouse hydroponics brand tent. It's fkn sick. The worst part was the shipping to AK, but other than that, SOOOO glad I went that route. I will do it again in the future.

I have a growlab gl145 I think. It's the 5 x 5 one. I'd say it was worth the money as far as being sturdy. But it wasn't completely light proof. Although I am running a 8 lamp T5 2' away, and a 600 watt MH 5' away. The zippers are super smooth and I didn't have any problems with putting it up. But the zippers were where the light was coming in. And a couple small pinholes in the stitching. I had some leftover panda film, so I bought some Velcro and made a big removable cover. It was a little extra cost, but I'm still happy with it.