5x5 High-Reflective Mylar Hydroponic Grow Tent, Ohuhu 60x60x80 Inch Indoor Grow Tents with Observation Window, Floor Tray & Tool Bag, 600D Oxford Growing Tent for Plants Growing Gardening Germination

I have always heard about grow tents and the cheaper ones were not worth it no matter what you paid- WRONG!!! This tent is sturdy- thick and was so easy to set up. If I had more room I would buy more. I have all my herbs and tomato's growing really well- enough room for 6 grow pots and a shelf to start my seeds. Great value for the price- beats the high priced ones. The zipper got stuck, but it gets caught in the lining fabric- easy solution, hold the fabric back and out of the way- another thing I did was to wax the zipper . I would buy another one in a heart beat.

I'm usually a "ya get what ya pay for" kind of guy, so I have to admit my surprise when I purchased this and assembled it. From the time I opened the box until I installed the removable bottom was less than five minutes.The provided instructions were easy to follow and written in English as opposed to hard to follow Chinglish. The metal frame is well built and went together with ease. I unfolded the tent shroud and easily slipped it over the frame in mere seconds. Finally, I installed the included removable bottom for easy cleaning.The zippers are sown with thick thread and do not appear to have any trouble zipping open or closed after multiple "zips" back and forth to open and close the tent.The material is a thick mylar that I did not notice any micro holes allowing light leaks.Overall, I would recommend this tent to any potential indoor grower. Small enough to fit in a closet, and large enough to produce several plants (4-8 depending on size)

I suffer from health issues so I grow Herb to help with the pain. I started out with a 2'x4'x60" Vivo. We'll call them shorty. I soon needed another tent, so I bought another Vivo the same size (shorty). After the first harvest I realized I needed something taller. I bought a 4'x4'x80" generic tent. So at this point I have three tents. One tent for cloning the mothers. One for growing. The big one I use for blooming. It worked out great but doesn't produce enough for a steady supply of Herb. I bought this Tent the other Day to help. Ohuhu seems as if it was made at the same manufacturer as the Vivo. Quality material, stitching was good, zipper was a minor issue. I paid as much for this Ohuhu 4'x4'x80" as the shorty's.. I saw a few reviews that had complained about the zipper. I found that while you are assembling, be careful when unzipping. After a couple of zips and unzips, It works perfectly fine. Now I have four tents. I use one shorty for cloning, one shorty for early growth. I use the Ohuhu for the grow tent. The gereric tent is used for blooming.I have had this tent for less than 24 hours but am pleased with the purchase. I would recommend this tent. For the price you just can't beat it!

Tent went up in minutes with the help of my son. The zippers seem a little snaggy but if you take your time and don't force them, they are fine. The frame seemed a little flimsy, but the tent is solid with the cover on it. There are plenty of openings for ventilation and access. Overall, it seems to be a good value for the money and will suit my needs, fruiting mushrooms, just fine.

So I wanted to be able to hydroponically grow some Superhot peppers and also over winter some other pepper and tomato plants, so I purchased this grow tent on Prime Day. This is my first grow tent and assembly was super easy. The cover fits very tightly over the frame and the removable floor is a nice touch. I put my grow light inside and turned out all the lights in the basement room it is in the first night and I have ZERO light leakage. Since first assembling this, I have added 2 1000W equivalent LED grow lights and also a 6” duct booster fan (have had in garage for 8 years…HVAC guy here) that fit absolutely perfectly into the bottom left vent. I leave the top right vent open and that allows for some pretty decent airflow through the tent. When all zipped up, it puffs out a bit like the Stay-Puft marshmallow man 😂 I will probably end up getting another bigger tent in the near future and I would definitely go with the same brand again! If I wanted to jam the max amount of plants I could into this tent, I could fit 8 5 gallon buckets in it (2 rows of 4), but I think 5-6 will be my max. I am using DWC method with the buckets and so far it has been growing very well! I would highly recommend this grow tent to anyone in the market for a new tent!

Amazing tent for the price you can’t go wrong I have no light leaks only thing is zipper is kinda hard to pull sometimes but that has no affect on how happy I am about this 2x4 tent

Works great for the price. No complaints. Sturdy, reflective, has ports everywhere, and is my favorite color of green. My tent doesn't have leaks or tears or damage at all. The zipper could use some work yes, but they provide the reflective tape to fix any possible issues. Its a great tent under a hundo, so I bought another. If you want something totally flawless, then prepare to spend money. If you want good quality yet is cheap, this one seems to be a winner.

After many years of service there is a small rip in the zipper

If you're on a budget these tents are a good buy. They are not quite as good as gorilla tents or Mars but they are not as bad as most of the other cheaper options.The Cons:The protective tray lining for the floor is a bit too small for the tent.The zippers can be difficult to use at times. But I've seen much worse.Pros:It's around half the price of a gorilla tent.The stiching is straight and doesn't have pin holes everywhere.All metal frame is the same as high end tents.From what I can tell Ohuhu is a brand with decent quality standards. I have also an ohuhu seed mat that still works after 8 years. I would be interested in trying more of their products in the future.

Tent is good value. My only complaint is the zipper is sticky and the trim around the zipper is fraying

Very good quality and value. Bought the 5'x5'x80" tent. Zipper is very good quality and durable. Opens all three sides, with two zipper access openings. Cloth is heavy duty. Flimsy at first, but once the tent is up fairly sturdy. The side circular holes are just a hair less than 8" but the hole in top will easily handle a larger exhaust duct. I used an 8" sona tube, which is 8 1/4" in outside diameter and I had an inch or two to spare. Bought this on sale under $100 Cad. Still don't understand how this can be manufactured, shipped, stored and sold for that price. Very happy with the purchase. Also zippers can be opened from the inside, they are not designed to be opened from the inside, but you can slide them with your fingernails and then reach out to grab the little handle. Recommend to lubricate the zipper with dry silicone or equivalent.

Since I am not allowed to vape in my house due to the smell and the garage is way too cold in our Canadian winters, I setup a grow tent in my basement that is vented directly outside. I can now stay warm in the winter or cool in the summer!Setup was fairly straight forward but an extra set of hands would've really helped. The tent feels very well made but the zippers are a bit finicky. Absolutely no regrets, I am loving this tent.

It’s all pros about the the design and functionality! The quality of the tent material is impressive and it’s well made!The only issue that I can think about and more than be a cons, it’s a wish: the posts could be made of a bit wider and sturdier pipe! But overall I’m very pleased with my purchase!