I'm looking at 4'x4' tents. Gorilla tents read good, what works for you?
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I have two Apollo 4x4's. They're cheap and I've had no complaints in the 9 months I've owned the first one. The zippers are still working great on the main door. I open it 2-3 times a day on average.
I'm still on the lookout for a good fan solution for circulation. I've toyed with the idea of mounting a wall-mounted fan to the inside of the tent somehow but I got busy and haven't revisited the idea. I'm currently leaning towards an oscillating tower fan. They have a slim profile and decent height. I think they'd work the best for me.
I've heard nothing but great things about Gorilla tents. They are the standard. I had to figure out best bang for the buck for my total setup, the tent was low priority so I spent the extra on a better reflector. No regrets. -
I have a 3x3x6 made by sunhut....Love it would not change a thing actually.I have 10 ladies in here in their second week of bud.
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I haven't gotten the chance to take pictures since I've set it back up, but I'm just running with an Eco Worthy 2 1/2 x 2 1/2 x 5 1/2 ft. It's pretty tiny, but I recently started growing about a year ago. Only looking to have about 3 plants in flower for this tent, however I plan to do a ton of training. I really enjoy the topping and LST combo, of course strain pending lol once I get more money I definitely plan to upgrade!
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We bought an Apollo 48" x 96" by 80". Hubby did the research and dollar for dollar many experienced users said the Apollo, which is cheaper, was just as good as the Gorilla. We originally had 21 seedlings and they were growing by leaps and bounds. Not being sure how many females we'd have, we went big. Ended up with only 5 pretty girls, but it sure is nice to be able to get right in the tent to water and inspect without disturbing the plants too much.Comment
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I have the Gorilla lite 4x2 tent. Really happy with it but I wish I'd brought the height extension up front. If you like to grow lanky sativas and you use LED lights you'll want as much height as you can get.Sand, sea, sun, sausages, and sinsemilla.
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Very nice setup Tika! So clean!Comment
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Tika I am so envious!
I don't have room or money for that. I found one on Amazon I think I could fit the footprint but if I get a new tent it is going to be at least 90" tall. I like sativas.
I like the idea that this is a 2 in 1 36x36 and 12x36 on the other side of a divider for an overall 48x36x70. Two problems: 1. Not tall enough which is a deal breaker and 2. the floorplan and doors won't fit my space. I would need the mirror image of that.
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4x4 Gorilla Tent. Solid and the zippers are very heavy duty. Nice viewing windows, plenty of vents, bigger thicker poles and metal corners. Just read the frickin instructions or you might have to rework things a time or two. Over the years I spent too much $$$ on crappy $100-$150 tents (which do work...) but the zippers are the first thing to break on all of them. Gorillas from now on.Comment
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Hello everyone I'm been researching grow tent and man it so hard to decide on what brand.it's gonna be my second try.so I want to do it right this time.I found a grow tent set.but I want experience advice before I go and buyComment
i admit Indicas are a relief!
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