VIVOSUN 96"x48"x72" Indoor Grow Tent, Roof Cube Tent with Observation Window and Floor Tray for Plant Growing

I'm getting ready for veggie planting season, but some plants are year-rounders. I typically keep them in random spots around the house, but when one of my big mothers (not pic'd) started to flower unexpectedly and unplanned, I had to figure out the lights and living situation fast. I have propped lights, but they've gotten unruly. I needed to hang them, but I'm not putting holes in my ceilings. I've been eying grow tents for a while and you can't beat the price and quality of these Vivosun tents. I bit the bullet and ordered Tuesday, and it with other stuff I got for it came Thursday, super quick. My husband brought the tent upstairs himself in a single, long, flat box, which surprised me - it was smaller than I expected.The two of us assembled it today in about an hour. One person can almost certainly put together themselves, but I imagine it would probably take about twice as long. It's just way easier with two people. All the pieces were labeled clearly, and they were all included as expected, which is half the battle. The quality is the other half, and I was NOT disappointed at all. The fabric is heavy-duty, but it's not heavy, in a good way. Some reviews had issues with zippers, and while there's almost always going to be a ramdom defect somewhere, our zippers had ZERO issues. There were one or two tough spots where you had to go over them a couple times to iron them out, but we didn't have any splits or bad teeth. They're actually pretty stellar. The rods are a thicker mL hollowed metal, not the cheap flimsy tin. All the pins popped into place with ease, even when we realized we'd positioned a couple corners wrong and had to redo them. No problems. The dimensions are exact with no awkward slacking. The instructions are a single piece of paper with a diagram, which leaves something to be desired, but honestly it makes sense and it works. Keep in mind, though, that you will have to figure out the most practical way to "wrap" the framing with the fabric. We put the tent in my small office, so we had to make do with a half and half approach, putting the left half into the unzipped fabric and then attaching the right half. There's more than one way to skin a cat, though, so look at how they suggest you put it together, but know that there are probably 4 other ways to assemble based on your space.So the first hour was the tent assembly and the rest was the fan, lights, wiring, plant placement and customizing, which took about 2 hours. Now I have properly hung lights and ventilation, and my girls and I truly could not be happier. My only complaint is now I don't get to see my girls whenever I walk past and smile, but I know they're happy, healthy, and it's for their own good. In a week when I do my veggie seeds, I know they're going to do awesome in this new space too!

I know many are using this for other growing purposes, but I got this for mum to grow things in over the winter.While she is still waiting on her seeds (so I don't know the growing potential) I will comment on the overall quality.It was fairly easy to assemble aside from pulling the shell material over. That was a little tight but obviously that's what you want being that it adds to the rigidity of the frame.All parts were in the box and in good order.Zippers seem of solid quality and the overall workmanship of the stitching seems good.Lots of room inside for various growing needs or arrangements. Plenty of vent holes for air movers and cords for your lighting.The mylar (refletics material) seems of good quality and not that cheap stuff that just peels off.So all in all I'm very happy with the product. I'll update if anything changes.

I ordered this tent for my savannah monitor lizard and it’s beyond cool I love it and the product is super durable and honestly I would recommend this to anyone

I have to give this product 5 stars as it did the job for me, despite of some features that aren’t optimal.I have a storage room under my house that is 6’ tall and the 72” tent is exactly what I needed. I ended up buying two of the 96” by 48” by 72” tents for my tropical herb garden.Here’s the good the bad and the ugly:The good1. Shipped quickly2. Very well packaged3. No missing parts4. Sturdy materials5. Easy to install despite of minimal documentationThe bad and ugly (not really..)1. The tent cross section is hexagon shaped and it was designed that way to fit attic spaces it seems. I would much prefer if it was a simple box shape. Which would give a much desired head room for me and the plants.2. Due to its shape the doors are too short and make it less convenient for me to enter and exit the tent.3. Some people complain about the zippers snd I see why. The zippers are robustly made but may be a bit resistant in the beginning. I gently unzipped them all the way through snd zipped again snd now they are fine.4. The tent has some inbuilt holes in the shorter sides of the tent, to enable air intake and exhaust as well as supplies. It would have been good to have some holes located in the longer sides of the tent.

Please don’t listen to the other people saying this is “easily assembled” it is not, I’ve been working on this for almost 4 hours and nothing will work, it’s not the frame it’s the tarp, it won’t go fully over everything no matter what I do, beyond disappointed don’t buy this expecting an easy put together because it’s NOTHING like that.