MELONFARM 24"x16"x20" Grow Tent, Double Transparent Viewing Door Indoor Grow Tent, Growing Tent with High Reflective Mylar & Floor Tray, Plant Tent for Indoor Hydroponics Growing

This little grow box is a good size for a simple jar hydroponic herbs set up and easily fits on top of my fridge. It's made better than I expected for the price with heavier materials. It was easy to put together and is sturdy enough sitting there by itself. The view port on the back can be left open for some airflow (it is mesh covered). The port for cords is big enough to be easy to use and has a drawstring to cinch it down. The zippers are smooth and if you really velcro the flap down well there is very little light leakage. I chose this setup over one of those open dish kitchen hydroponic units for flexibility, cost and to keep pets out.I wish it had an additional panel for airflow or a front mesh panel instead of a clear plastic one (which is inside the velcro outer flap). I'd also like a piece of velcro on the top to hold the main flap open while I'm dealing with the plants inside. Those would be nice improvements, but overall, I'm very happy with this purchase and am well on my way to having fresh kitchen herbs this yearI'm considering getting a bigger one for bigger plants.

I recently purchased the MELONFARM 24"x16"x20'' Grow Tent for my indoor setup, and I'm thoroughly impressed with its performance. I've tried several tents in the past, but this one stands out from the rest.**Key Features:**The tent's most notable feature is its highly reflective interior, which effectively increases the intensity of my grow lights. The 2100D diamond Mylar canvas is also incredibly durable and tear-proof, ensuring that my plants receive optimal light blocking and preventing any potential odors from escaping. The transparent viewing door provides easy observation and monitoring of my plants, making it simple to check on their progress.**Pros:*** Highly reflective interior enhances plant growth* Durable 2100D canvas withstands regular use* Easy installation without tools**Cons:** None notable in my experience. The tent is well-made and performs as expected.**User Experience:**I found the tent to be extremely easy to set up, even with no prior experience with grow tents. The included instructional pamphlet was clear and helpful, guiding me through the installation process. The viewing door is also a game-changer, allowing me to quickly check on my plants without disturbing them.**Final Verdict:**I highly recommend the MELONFARM 24"x16"x20'' Grow Tent to anyone looking to upgrade their indoor growing setup. Its unique features, durable construction make it an outstanding choice for growers. If you're considering purchasing a grow tent, look no further – this one is sure to deliver exceptional results!

Bought this for my 3d printer. The 24"x16"x20'' tent is just large enough to hold all three of my devices: a Phrozen Sonic Mini (original model), the cylindrical Elegoo Mercury curing chamber (non-washing), and a small ultrasonic cleaner (behind the Mercury and raised up on a short length of 4x6 lumber).Pros: The tent materials and zipper seem sturdy enough for the price. I like the design of the two-layer flap system. I specifically wanted a tent whose flap opening does not quite reach the tent's floor, so that a resin spill would be likely to remain contained within the tent rather than oozing out onto my table and also fouling the zipper; this looks like it will fit the bill nicely. Furthermore there's a simple foldable, removable (and optional) tray inside, made of the same material as the tent itself, which should keep spills from fouling the framework. The back of the tent has a small rectangular flap that can be un-velcro'd to reveal a little mesh ventilation area, which I think may be helpful in regulating how much outside air is drawn into the tent in order to not overdo the negative pressure (my fan is 188 cfm). I suspect this may be a bit better than leaving the zipper open a crack.Cons: Both the listing and included instruction booklet claim an all-metal frame, but it's entirely plastic including the corner connectors. The only places where physical objects can exit the tent are the main flap and the single circular ventilation port, so you may have to get creative with how you route your power cords. (I haven't yet decided whether I want to cut a small hole through the mesh on the back panel, or see what happens if I route the cords out the big ventilation hole alongside the 4" vent hose, securing everything very loosely with the hose clamp and hoping the cinching of that hole's nylon sleeves will help with airtightness. Probably will try the latter first, since it's non-destructive to the tent.) The small green MELONFARM sticker on the clear vinyl inner flap looks like it should just peel right off, but attempting this made a big mess of tiny little green fragments, so maybe it's best to leave it in place.

I found the quality of this tent to be pretty good so I bought a second one. I keep both on a small metal rolling cart and the size was just right to fit a small aquarium inside where I could set my LED grow light on top. I filled the one aquarium with potting mix and started my herb garden. The second aquarium will hold individual containers with whatever I plan on growing. The durability of the material seems rugged enough to last for a while. The directions were a simple page showing how the lettered pieces join together. I'm happy to see they use metal poles and found it very easy to assemble. I really like the large viewing window which makes it easy to view the progress of my herbs and when to water. People often have complaints about the quality of the zippers on grow tents and I assume that's probably more true of the larger framed grow tents. Even though they seem sturdy I'm not constantly using the zipper on mine so I may not have an issue.