Hydroplanet 36x36x72 Mylar Hydroponic 600D 3'x3' Extra-Thick Canvas Grow Tent for Indoor Plant Growing (36x36x72)

Pro's: I use this for holding 5 Cryptocurrency Mining Rigs (1070 TI's and 1060's) Combined with two 440 CFM Exhaust fans venting outside, this tent is perfect for the application. I was very impressed by how heavy duty the fabric is. It's more like canvas. The inside has a proper reflective material, that if I were a grower would be what I was looking for to maximize the light reflectivity. It has a removable floor pan, which I don't use. Note: With the floor pan removed it is still 100% enclosed. It has a sewn in floor along with the removable floor pan. If you were to spill a gallon or three of water, it would remain inside the pan as the lips are about 5 inches tall. it isn't a removable floor, it's an additional floor pan. The tent is completely enclosed when zipped up. The zipper is very high quality. You aren't going to damage it in any way unless you are way too aggressive. The internal frame is rigid enough to do exactly what it needs to do. There are many different ports for air and hoses, cables. Any that are unused are closed off with a cuff and an external Velcro sealed flap. Cons: They need to fire whoever wrote the instructions. The diagram made no sense to me. I had to figure it out. If they put the same effort into the instructions that they put into the tent, they'd have knocked this kit out of the ballpark. Putting the tent on the frame to me, it was like doing a Rubik's cube from the inside. My wife finally figured it out for me. What would be great is if they made a video, and put a url to the video in the instructions for folks like me to watch prior to or while setting it up. Even so, the quality of the tent is so high, I can't take any points off the review. With all this said, I will need more tent sin the future (already need one more) I only bought one as I am used to zo much crap on Amazon being of low quality, I didn't want to buy two until I saw how the first one was. I WILL be buying more. Great Product.

Received this tent and got it all set up. Set up was easy. The hubs and I managed it in about 10 minutes with minimal bickering, even with the instructions being a single sheet of paper with about 4 total words. I will say I am pleasantly surprised with the quality of this tent. It is thick and durable, and has minimal "tent smell". Traps both light and noise so the fan isn't noticeable unless you're pretty close to it. There are a few pinholes.. but nothing some duct tape can't fix. Side note: I did buy this tent specifically for it's dimensions as it fills up our closet space perfectly, and there really aren't many tents with a width between 2 and 3 feet (our closet is 70"x34"x92"), so that was my primary consideration when selecting this tent. Seemed like the price was almost too low to be anything decent, but not wanting to waste a bunch of useful space with a 2' wide tent, decided to take the risk on this bad boy, and I am glad I did.

Took it a while for shipping. Overall I was surprised by how tedious it was to setup at first. But it really wasn't to bad. It's really a solid structure once the tent goes over the bars. All pieces were present with a few extra zip ties for the floor liner on the inside. Was expecting it to be a little bit heavier in weight. Zippers were solid. Material is surprisingly quite durable. And it was a good deal price wise. Honestly, my expectations were met. Dimensions make it awkward to move if assembled in an area that is not intended to be your spot for it. I.E. Setting up beforehand in say, your kitchen, only to realize that you needed to transport it through your house to it's designated spot. So if you disconnect it at the bars say heightwise with the tent still on partially, its then half the size with with the other half just kinda tucked inside, it will nest, allowing you to pull it back up and reconnect the bars that slip into place with each other once you have moved it to where you want it, however you'll need to shimmy the tent a bit too but it wasn't to bad reconnecting it. According to the instructions that were provided, the bars i'm describing are #2's since they slip into bars #1. So there's a setup tip unless you absolutely need to tear it all the way back down. Should take no more than 30 mins to assemble at most IMO. Mind the flaps around the zippers so you don't snag or hang up when opening and closing, lot of overhang, approx: 2-3inch. Had to slightly bend the #6 bars a tiny bit so they would rest easy on the top (where you would hang rope ratchets for exhaust if using one) and #5's were fine. I am happy with it. Buy a second one if I had the space and such. Traps heat so take advantage of using the multiple vents and exhaust ports it has. The mylar in the inside is pretty nice. Flaps have velcro and can be rolled up and attached to fuzzy velcro strip to keep them up. Bottom middle, left and right have mesh. Then the exhaust vents themselves have drawstrings. Left and right closer to top and one on the topside of the tent. Shows example in instructions for suggested setup. Tiny fans would work well whether hanging inside or finding a way to nestle them in the round exhaust ports IMO. Worthwhile to play around and find out what you like the best. I like the center zipper style the most because this opens cupboard style in comparison to other tents that open in a completely didn't styles. Easy access. Other than the reviews i read about this before I decided to buy it, i think some customers just had bad luck or something else.. I guess that's about it.

This tent is very well made. Heavy canvas, seems sturdy. Lots of room. Good quality. It was very easy to assemble, just me and I'm old. I didn't follow the instructions. Completely unzip every thing. Lay the tent on the floor and Straighten the bottom. Now assemble the bottom half of the frame ln the floor of the tent. Now working from back to front, add the uprights and top frame sections. poke each corner of the frame pole into the corresponding top corner of the tent THEN insert the pole into the bottom half. Do this inside the tent. Zip the sides of the tent as needed to keep it in place. straighten it all up and you're done. I think this is gonna work great. Seriously stoked here.

I just set up the tent a couple of days ago. I'm not sure yet in the long run how it's going to be, but as of right now I am very happy with it, seems to be very sturdy material. I did have to cover a few pinholes with some 3M reflective tape, which is no big deal. The poles could stand to be a little bit sturdier,but they are workable. I am very pleased with the tent. Would definitely buy this again Update: I have had the 5' x 5' x 6.5' tent for about six months now, I am very pleased with it, no problems whatsoever with it. I have since bought a 3' x 3' x 6' Hydroplanet grow tent and I like it just as well. no problems. definitely buy again

The product came with no instructions at all; making it difficult to assemble. Also, most of the drilled holes in the tent poles were clogged with metal burrs which need to be cleared before assembling the poles. Otherwise it's a sturdy tent and a reasonably good value.

4 inch only, It is a nice tent , but it only works with a 4 inch fan. If you have a bigger one you will need to buy a smaller one. It dose dose not a just. One size dose not fit all.

This grow tent is exactly what I needed for growing four moderately sized plants in 3-gallon (12-in) pots. The height allows for adequate plant heights and space for fans, lights, etc. to be located in the top. Although I agree that the assembly instructions are unclear, the assembly still only took about half an hour to set up and disassembly in the future will be easy to do. I am using four sets of three 100-Watt equivalent CFL's and the only light that escapes the tent is thru the two intake vents on the sides near the bottom. My tent build also includes a Soler & Palau TD-100 exhaust fan, a Soler & Palau rotary speed control, an iPower air carbon filter, and an oscillating fan. I set the speed control at about half-speed and the exhaust fan is quieter than my kitchen fridge. I used a Apollo Horticulture GLRP18 rope hanger to secure the oscillating fan to two of the three top cross-bars that are supplied with the tent and faced it downward. It runs at middle speed. I also have a Walmart purchased remote wireless temperature probe inside the tent. This setup produces about a 5-7 degree hotter temperature in the tent than immediately outside the tent. I can basically achieve room temperature in the tent by using another floor fan outside the tent so that it points at the intake vent opposite the exhaust fan. I could also turn up the speed control, but then the resulting noise would be more pronounced. I highly recommend this product and it does represent a very workable solution to a small time grower's needs.

Awesome tent I hope more come in so I can purchase another one 👍

Not airtight but works good with a filter.

One of the easiest tents ive installed . Quality on par with the big names

This grow tent is very well put together, zippers are HD, lots of openings for lights, vents, and anything else that you put in,no smell escapes this is a good purchase

It's a tent, like all others - nothing special, but does the job it was intended for! - price was good though