MELONFARM Small Grow Tent for Aerogarden?24”x16”x20” ?Hydroponics Growing System ?Highly Reflective 600D Diamond Mylar Canvas with Ventilation window and Floor Tray for Hydroponic Indoor Plant Growing

Note I'm reviewing the 24x16x20 model (smallest one in the lineup) The materials are high quality and the tent assembles easy, it's a very simple tent and includes a nice liner. HOWEVER, the only way the frame assembles and fits into the tent requires a support cross bar to run right through the middle of the opening. This is wildly awkward, and creates issues with moving equipment, lights, plants in and out of the tent. I can't imagine watering and tending to the inhabitants with this bar running right across the front opening. I can use it turned 90 degrees so the section without a crossbar is the main entry, however, that requires me to open the tent up completely (two sides) every time. This is far from ideal. Removing the crossbar (another option) is what I'll probably do, but it already sags without it. They don't offer support for this product (says so on the "ask the seller" page) and I won't bother returning it, I'll just deal with it as-is and keep looking for something that allows full access to the tent's contents. Bummer. 4 stars for quality though, it is a nice little tent, just not very practical for what I need.

There was not to much light leakage only along the zipper, nothing a black plastic trash bag and some tape couldn't fix. Makes a great seed and cutting starter.

Eh, the product is definitely iffy. The first problem you'll encounter is that the directions name no sense. They were probably written by the chairman and everyone else was afraid to say, no! Discard the directions and assemble the frame to fit inside the tent. Your going to need a light for the interior, to o.

I am loving having this tent. I needed to squeeze reflective material into a 16x22x37 area and this thing fut that size limitation perfectly. That said my lights have collapsed this frame more than once. They are made of cheap PVC style plastic that slides together. I have cut some schedule 40 cover the original frame and add support. The zipper is of good quality and doesn't leak light or get stuck. I suggest putting it in an elevated area as it's not easy to work inside of when it's on the floor. The mylar is not the thickest and I've torn a couple holes but it's functioning brilliantly. I wish there were more ports for ventilation kits and electric cables but all in all very happy with my purchase

Con #1: PVC structure is weak. - I zip tied a smaller square led grow light to the pvc structure pipes, like you would in a larger tent. Came home to broken pvc pipes. Had to rig it with bamboo. Con #2: Size - while I thought this would be a great starter tent for seedlings, the reality is once you factor in the light height and the soil container height you have nothing to work with, even when set "tall" wise. Pros: Tent itself is quality, zippers, velcro, and the "shell/reflective" material looks like it would last a long time with a decent structure inside.