Spider Farmer Grow Tent Kit Complete 3x3x6ft G3000 Bar Style LED Grow Light Full Spectrum Ventilation System 36"x36"x70" Indoor Grow 1680D Canvas Tent 4" Inline Fan Carbon Filter & 6'' Clip Fan

This tent is the perfect size for any skill level grower, from beginner to advanced, but needs to be mindful and ergonomic with a limited amount of space.For growers of any skill level—from beginners just getting their feet wet to more experienced cultivators who know how to dial things in. It’s compact, sure, but if you’re mindful and ergonomic with the space, it’s surprising what you can pull off. For example, you can carefully fit four 5-gallon fabric pots in here and experiment with growing multiple strains side by side—like natural hemp variants such as Charlotte’s Web and others—wall to wall, right across the footprint.It gives you a solid foundation to set up a controlled environment. With the right climate devices, you can lock in your VPD, humidity, temp, and airflow to suit your plants’ needs. And the frame? Surprisingly sturdy. The metal build supports any typical equipment you’d suspend—carbon filters, inline fans, LED fixtures—with a stable, easily adjustable feel. You can even fit a light like the SF-4000 in here if you wanted to push the canopy to its limits. Overkill for the size? Maybe. But totally possible, especially if you’re integrating CO₂ management and running a dense training method.The ventilation ports are well thought out, with double-layered seals that help maintain positive pressure or prevent odor leaks, depending on your setup. The reflective interior does a great job with light efficiency, and the canvas has a thick, premium feel to it. It seems to do well insulating against outside temperatures when paired with a decent airflow system. There are multiple vent locations, not skimped on, and even seal-able mesh vents that are perfect for viewing or passive intake—another design touch that shows someone was thinking.The removable spill tray on the bottom is a win for easy cleanup and helps prevent those annoying setbacks mid-grow. And really, it’s the little things like that—the ones you don’t notice until you’re deep in a grow—that show this tent was built with intention. It’s simple but smart.Bottom line: you can get creative in here. This tent is a strong little ecosystem just waiting to be shaped by what you put into it. Whether you’re fine-tuning a small, high-quality setup or just learning how to grow with precision, this tent gives you the space to do it without wasting any. Solid value, solid structure, and room to surprise yourself.

This is a quality grow tent system. The tent fabric is thick and durable with heavy duty stitching and no light bleed. It has a heavy duty zipper that should last a long time. There are plenty of access ports for different venting schemes and routing power cables in/out of the tent. The frame is solid also. I had a missing frame part that was sent to me after several emails with Jenny/Spider Farmer customer service. This missing part didn't prevent me from setting up the tent and I have to compliment and thank Jenny on her continued communication throughout the process.All of the electronic components are working correctly and my plants are loving the SF2000 LED grow light. I recommend installing a fan to blow across the top side of the LED panel/driver to supercharge the passive cooling. This should help ensure the longevity of the panel/driver.The temperature humidity controller is a nice upgrade over the standard manual fan speed control. The fan can be triggered to run at 10 different speeds via high/low temperature and/or high/low humidity setpoints. It can be run in manual mode also. The fan moves the air effectively and isn't abnormally loud at maximum speed.I saw many pictures/videos of people mounting a fan controller on the outside of their tent by poking holes though the tent for the cabling and using screws to attach the controller to a piece of wood backing inside of the tent. I didn't relish the idea of poking holes in my brand new tent so I mounted the controller to the outside with heavy duty Velcro tape and ran the fan control and temperature humidity sensor cables over the top of the tent into the back center top port. This arrangement is neat and the temperature humidity sensor cable is long enough to reach the floor of the tent.I have had the tent for two months now and everything functions correctly and I expect this to last a long time. I highly recommend this Spider Farmer 4x2 SF-2000 grow tent system.

Purchased the kit and it sat in my Orders for 5 days "Order being processed/Order being prepared to ship" and around day 6 it shipped then made it to my house on day 7.All the pieces were there and they all worked. (So far) I can see people's concerns about the fan.It arrived all in one box that nobody would think is a complete grow tent so no worries about discreet shippin.Tents thicker than I thought and I had no problems setting it up by myself. Metal frame is sturdy ish, I'd recommend being sober when you click the frame together that took a few seconds to figure out completely. (Jk, I never recommend someone is sober)Will updat in a few weeks after a run of autoflowers....Update: So far tent and light are great but I have updated the fan to a 6" AC Infinity t6 with the 67 controller. Zippers are holding up well.Update 2: Had a good run and harvest. Tent and light performed great. Flowers were surprisingly dense and got a end weight.Definitely recommend if you want to choose a kit.I've since moved on to a sf4000 and a 5x5.

Material and parts quality seems good (too early to tell) but install instructions aren't clear for the accessories. Assembly is not a strength of mine, and I was pretty lost trying to figure out how to use all the different types of hanging straps, whether I needed to cut a piece of ducting to go between the inline fan and carbon filter (picture showed it but videos did not), which hole to put the ducting through, etc. The one install video I was able to find on YouTube sped through everything so quickly that I wasn't confident I was doing it right. The frame was easy to assemble but I got lost after that.