MELONFARM2x2 Grow Tent, 24"x24"x48'' High Reflective 600D Diamond Mylar Canvas with Observation Window and Floor Tray for Hydroponic Indoor Plant Growing

Solid 5-star tent given the price! I own a vivosun 2x4 and a melonfarm 2x2x4 that ended up being too small. The footprint was good for the single tent, but needed more height and noticed this new 2x2x6 came out. At about 60% of the cost of a vivosun, i will say im impressed by the quality. The only thing the vivosun has over this is the bars which are more robust - but in a 2x2 footprint you are not going to be hanging too much weight. Zippers are great, fabric is flawless, view window is small but not a big deal. Plenty of air ports - the ONLY thing its missing is a way to route the cables for a GrowHub through the front. Im going to cut a hole and put a cable grommet in there so it doesn't look ghetto, and that should solve my problem. If your looking at a 2x2 and dont have an issue with how tall it is, skip the 48" tall unit and go with the 72" tall, you wont regret the extra room! (ESPECIALLY if you plan to mount a filter, exhaust fan, and lights all above the plants)

Tent is extremely nice well put to get her strong material I will def be using this little tent for veg and small flower projects

I like how this tent is pretty inexpensive. It certainly is not the quality of vivosun. The fabric is thinner, the zippers are a little finicky. The clear viewing port is good for visual only (if you like to take pictures of your grow this is important). This is perfect if you are growing an auto flower. I bought it as a drying tent with an inline duct and fan (which cost more than the tent itself) Construction seems adequate. It took me about 45 minutes from unboxing to complete assembly. Interlocking poles were clearly labeled. Corners are press fit plastic type. The poles are smaller diameter and appear to be about 3/4 of an inch in thickness. It did fully support the weight of a 1200 watt grow light that had to weigh around 30 to 35 pounds. It also came with two cross member poles that can be positioned at the top of the tent to provide mounting support for lights and other accessories like fans and filters. There is one access port on the top, back and sides. If I were looking for a small tent for a small grow of 1 plant, this would be a good choice, economical and i would recommend. I did not check for light leaks but did notice some light coming from around the velcroed viewing and ventilation ports..

This is my first grow tent, but it is a good quality build.Sturdy, the fabric is string, the zippers, well a bit iffy, but with diligence should be ok.

Great little tent. Can't remember if it had instructions or not but it was so straight forward it didn't matter, went up easy.Had to custom fit the light due to my size selection. Zipper seems like it could be a weak link, have to be gentle when opening.I love itWhat can I say, I'm ah Melon boi.

The media could not be loaded. For my first Grow, like many, I didn’t want to splurge on costly equipment. The 2 x 2 x 4 is the perfect price and the size for getting started with one or two plants. The metal framing is sturdy and easily clicks together. the plastic corner pieces also click when properly seated. The whole thing came together and under 10 minutes while I was watching TV.

So convenient! I own more than one size of this brand and use them from everything from plants to a little 3D printing factory in home! Great little tents easy to set up awesome to create little rooms inside rooms! Can use for so many things! Even fun to take camping if you need little extra space for storage or privacy <3

The assembly of the 30x18x36 tent enclosure was straightforward, though I deducted a star due to the complete absence of assembly instructions. While the component bags are labeled, the contents aren't all labeled correctly. However, each bag contains a complete set of the needed rod types, allowing for verification through a simple visual inspection. The assembly process itself was quick, requiring only a few minutes. The interior dimensions met my needs, providing adequate space for my 3D printer and associated accessories. I chose to orient the enclosure on its side to facilitate easier door access to the printer. It is important to note that the listed dimensions are external. To determine the usable interior space, subtract approximately 3/8 of an inch per dimension to account for the wall thickness, and an additional 3/4 to 1 inch per dimension for the internal frame. A notable advantage of this orientation is the exposure of two convenient ports, which I utilized to route a 4-inch exhaust hose externally through a dryer vent. While the lack of instructions and the discrepancies in labels on parts are notable drawbacks, the enclosure is ultimately functional and meets my operational needs at this time.EDIT:After looking at it further: I would have been much happier with this unit if it had the same types of openings on 2 sides. It comes with the "top" having one 6 inch opening while the right side has a 6 in in the middle of the top and a 4inch near the bottom of that side along with a mesh vent that has a cover there as well. It would have been better for my needs to have a 4 and a 6 inch hole on the top as well instead of just the one 6". At least for how I'm working to set things up now. We will see about this later on if this matters or not. I'll update later on if this is an issue that complicates things too much or not.