MELONFARM 2x2 Grow Tent, 24"x24"x48'' High Reflective 600D Diamond Mylar Canvas with Observation Window and Floor Tray for Hydroponic Indoor Plant Growing

Sturdy. High quality. Has been working great since October. Strong zipper. Zero light leaks.

This Melonfarm 2x2x48" grow tent is an absolute game-changer for any indoor gardener! Here's why I'm giving it a 5-star rating: Perfect Size: This tent is ideal for those with limited space or who want to keep their grow discreet. It comfortably fits a few plants while remaining compact. High-Quality Materials: The tent is made of thick, durable canvas that effectively blocks light leaks and keeps everything contained. The interior is lined with highly reflective Mylar, maximizing the efficiency of your grow lights. Easy Assembly: Setting up this tent was a breeze! The instructions were clear, and I had it assembled in no time without any tools. Excellent Ventilation: The tent features multiple vents that allow for proper airflow, which is crucial for healthy plant growth. Thoughtful Design: The observation window is a fantastic feature, allowing me to check on my plants without disturbing the environment inside. The removable floor tray makes cleaning up any spills or messes a cinch. Overall, this Melonfarm grow tent has exceeded my expectations. It's well-made, easy to use, and provides the perfect environment for my plants to thrive. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced grower, I highly recommend this tent!

small in size, but perfect for my task. poles are kind of thin but it will support a light inside well enough. cover is made very well and high quality.

Tent is actually nicer than I was expecting it to be at this price point. Canvas walls are heavier than expected and stitching and zippers are fine. The frame poles are metal, the corners plastic. Poles are not very rigid when assembled, so I used a little electrical tape at the joints to help firm them up. Frame fit into tent just fine, but I did need to use a rubber mallet to set the poles all the way into the corner pieces. Went together quickly and easily. We’ll see how it holds up.

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..

Great price but not worth it compared to spending a few more dollars for a cheap vivosun. Tent arrived wrinkled and creased and material is very cheap. My cat decided to climb it one time and now there are just holes of light instantly. No way to attach anything externally unless you use magnets and one of the 6 inch vents sticking right out of the front of the tent for wiring. A 4 x 4 should probably come with more than 2 roof supports. Zipper was also damaged on arrival. I had to either take everything apart and send it back or fix it. I woke up and chose violence...with a side of remorse. However, ill have to remember that i can't zip it fully open again. Also, where the two zippers meet you can clearly see light coming through and the zipper along the bottom is wavy and difficult to zip with one hand. Luckily I have a high cfm kit otherwise this just sucks in with my fan at a 3....Never again.

Easy assembly!! Totally functional in the small area I have. Very durable material and doesn’t allow light to leak out. All of the will make plant growth great.

Some reviews said seams are weak and tent material is thin. Some others said they ripped it trying to pull the tent shell over the posts. I worked corner to corner when putting the tent shell over, making sure the poles were snug against the corners and tent top/bottom before moving on to another corner. Nothing was forced and went up in less than 10 minutes. The tent material is much thicker than I imagined. I don't know how much different other brands are, but it doesn't seem like it needs to be any thicker. The seams feel solid and everything is intact and stable. I also read reviews about the zipper being sketchy, but again not sure how much more durable it would really need to be. It feels very solid. I will say I'll apply the same touch when zipping as I do my lightweight backpacking gear: a light touch goes a long way and they've lasted years. If you want to rip a zipper at Mach4, well... maybe you do need heavy-duty zippers on everything. But for a reasonable zip, they seem super sturdy. I just got it, but so far some of the worrisome reviews haven't applied to mine. I will try and update once it has some wear.