MELONFARM Small Grow Tent for Aerogarden，30”x18”x36” Hydroponics Growing System ，Highly Reflective 600D Diamond Mylar Canvas with Ventilation Window and Floor Tray for Hydroponic Indoor Plant Growing

Picked this up on a flash sale and I am very happy with the purchase. I am using it as a germination/ starting veg tent with a heating mat, and it works very well for that purpose. It was a little tricky to put the frame together - I couldn't insert the connectors completely by hand, but I resolved the issue by using a rubber mallet to tap them firmly into place. Once that was done, it was easy enough to wrap the tent around the frame. The zippers can be a pain on grow tents, but this zipper seems well-embroidered, and I can fully open and close it with ease to access my plants (I've been using it daily for a month now). Overall it is a quality tent that suits my needs.

So I've used many different grow tents in my time and I must say this one is a particularly good value. The tent is robust.The zippers are large and easy to manage. There is one fan duct port on the side with dual collars, a ventilation port in the back and a view port in the front. It is light weight and just the right size for my limited space. The reflective coating on the inside seems durable and works well. I am very happy with my purchase and would recommend it for anyone with limited space like me.

For $22 on sale, can't complain too much. But damn, didn't expect the poles to be as thick as a pencil, when the AC Infinity tents poles are 5-10x thicker. But cheap it cheap, and it's a mylar tent, fabric is pretty sturdy

So I ordered this for my Ball python, immediately fixed my humidity struggle I was experiencing with his current enclosure. He absolutely loves it and I like the small window instead of a big viewing window, I use the screen part for his lamp and haven't experienced and damage from his light being there (ie. the mesh melting). He is having full sheds and is alot more active at night. The durability of the cover is close to more expensive brands. The frame is smaller in diameter then more expensive brands and has plastic connectors, still very sturdy though. Will definitely be purchasing more for my other snakes.

I have used it for 2 grows so far. Able to hold 6 five gallon cloth bags. I am careful with the zipper after reading other reviews and it's working fine. Easy to assemble, a second person is useful but not essential. I've grown photoperiod plants in this mindful to time the lights with daylight. I put a frame around the bottom vent for a larger fan and cover the frame with a dark cloth when I switch to 12/12 hours of light. I am very happy with this tent.

I'm no grow tent expert or anything, but this is as good of quality as I hoped for, and maybe beyond that. It has several ports for fans or wiring. I have a single very bright LED grow lamp hanging from the frame, and the wiring is fed through one of the higher side wall ports.Each port has two drawstrings to cinch it shut, which I guess helps to keep it sealed up if you want to make sure no air is escaping outside the tent. Not a concern in my case, I'm just using it to overwinter some citrus and tropical plants, but if you have something smelly growing inside it seems like it might do a decent job of keeping smells in if you use an exhaust fan (with ducting) only - to keep negative pressure inside. I don't have anything to test it for that purpose, though.The frame is sturdy enough my lamp (several pounds) hangs from it with no issue, and I have no concerns about it failing. I'm not hanging plants from it, but I feel like I could as long as it's only one or two smaller hanging pots. I'd trust their weight rating. Only complaint on the frame is that the two bars that bridge the top didn't fit great to the width of the assembled frame. I made sure that the frame bars were inserted fully into the corners, but it still seemed slightly too large to fit those two cross bars perfectly. I pulled down on them a bit to get them in place, put the lamp on one, and it still popped back up a bit. It still holds fine, and I'm sure it won't go anywhere, but I do wish it fit just a little better.The zippers circle the whole tent. I leave both of them zipped up toward the top of 'the front' of the tent. Since I don't have ventilation I just leave the zipper slightly open so it still gets some circulation, but stays warm and slightly humid inside. It's very easy to unzip the whole front with just one of the zippers, for full access inside.Overall I'm very happy with it, and my plants are too.

The two top support bars that need to sit at different heights from the top of the tent, were identical, so you cannot install them and the tent is flimsy as a result. This was clearly a packaging QA mistake but the hassle in "troubleshooting" the purchase or returning it etc., for an inexpensive tent, oh well, you get what you pay for. Otherwise the tent is fine. The poles are noticeably thinner and less sturdy than other similar size tents I've bought from other manufacturers. The tent material itself seems very sturdy and well stitched. The zippers are cheap but holding up ok.

This grow tent was very reasonably priced and included perfect vent holes that can be cinched closed from both sides to prevent light leakage or pests getting in. Quick to assemble and perfect size to meet my needs.