Spider Farmer 2.3x2.3 Grow Tent, 28"x28"x63" Indoor Plant Growing 2026 New

以前使っていたマーズハイドロの70㎝×70㎝×高さ1200㎝のテントが手狭になったので買い換えました。生地も丈夫で内部の防水もしっかりしています。窓も大きく中がよく見えます。以前のものよりふたまわり大きくなるので室内で圧迫感があるかなと心配しましたが、それはあまり感じません。中には85cm×40cm×高さ150cmのスチールラックを置きました。まだまだ余裕があり、食虫植物を増やせます。

Sorprendido, muy buena calidad.

Ik kreeg deze tent met maar de helft van de onderdelen dus kan er niets mee

Goede stevige kwaliteit. Elk jaar weer net iets beter als de vorige. Mooi formaat, strakke tent. Alleen die riempjes voor de ggs controller...tja niet echt handig, de app is handiger en de controller ligt gewoon bovenop de tent. Ritsen glijden prima en materiaal is top.

I wanted to provide an updated review. I'm a 1st time cannabis combi grower for personal use and recreation. I'm 62 years old and have always wanted to attempt growing. Having invested a fair bit of time in reading the challenges the plant presents to grow outside, which was my original intent. However, due to abnormal weather conditions I was forced to grow inside as well, when weather was not permitting. Most of the material I've read or seen of, fortunately leans more towards inside growing, commercial for recreational. A side from the nutrients it requires to grow, the environment as to which it needs to survive and provide a healthy harvest, became a point of concern.So, I started with a 3x3 Spider Farmer tent, love the thing. They know what is needed for this type of growing. They ensure all aspects of the grow goes successfully, from start to finish, they do a great job of that. I had to upgrade to a 4x4 and an 80" height due to the growing outside in conjunction with the inside grow. The plants are getting a 50% - 50% split time between inside and outside grow time. Last year it was a drought and this year we're near flooding. WowSo, lights, lights, and lights. I thought I was going to lose my mind. Having never done this and doing my best to keep this economical, I'm on a quest for a solution. What I'm presently working with are 4 Vipar-Spectra P2000 and an Aglex K4000, after starting with one Vipar Spectra for the 3x3 and everything just evolved from there. I've literally have taken a 2 day freshly pruned semi stressed plant from the noon sun that had been basking in the sun for a few hours. Took the plant into the tent and with a little arrangement of the lights, the plant was very content, no loss of colour, no wilting leaves, no yellowing and very receptive to growth. I understand that some may rather not have to do all that, however I've read countless accounts of folks having issues with the lights and how their effecting the plants. I ran across many issues and came to the realization that I could have purchased a one trick pony for the price of the 5 lights I invested in. However, the flexibility with the combined control for lighting allows improved tailoring to the plants specific lighting needs for the way I'm growing these. I don't have a canopy as per say. The flowering stage is the finish line and if it's not right then it doesn't matter about the plant, it's going in the garbage, so failure is not an option. These lights are assembled in such a way that multiple methods of control can be achieved. It does generate heat of course but not terrible considering how many lights are in the tent. I use two Vivo Sun 6" oscillating 3 speed fans and an 18" Sunbeam shop fan outside on the lower vent. That's it. My grow tent is located inside my shop that has high ceiling and plenty of ventilation. Not sure how that would work in a house. Might get a bit toasty. Now that the project is looking achievable, we'll see how things from pre-flower to flower stage. Also, it'll be interesting to see how long this equipment will last. So far all is good in paradise. No issues, no complaints.Update, Spider Farmer 4x4 grow tent. 5 star all the way. Just recently purchased a Vivo sun 5x5 grow tent. Apparently, plants can grow quite large outside. After the assembly was completed, a general inspection was in order and after doing a cross comparison to the Spider Farmer product, it wasn't even a close contest. The quality and the attention to detail specifically with regards to light leaks the Spider Farmer was far superior. Such a shame for an American company to design a product and have it manufactured in China and blame them for the lack of quality. It's all about the money, such a shame. Consumers beware, if you are not concerned about light getting into your tent the Vivo Sun could be a solution. For those that require a complete dark tent, I do not recommend the Vivo Sun. Spend the extra 20 to 30 bucks more on a better-quality grow tent. America had some really decent skill in manufacturing, and it kept a lot of people employed, then the (I want to be a billionaire) took over and the loss of pride took place. Everything went to China for the cheap labor; I get that, but at what expense.