Indoor tent grow kits have been on the market for quite some time, and many people consider TheBudGrower tents to be among the best of these kits. TheBudGrower made it possible for a turnkey, all-inclusive grow tent kit product to become available on the market. This kit includes everything that is required for the cultivation of high-quality marijuana or any other plants in a domestic setting.
These premium grow tent kits are available in seven distinct configurations, each designed to mesh with the unique marijuana growing experience of a specific level of end-user, ranging from novices to experienced producers.
What TheBudGrower Tents Come Supplied With
Each one of them comes complete with all the nutrient-rich soil, 1200w LED grow lights, and a high-quality reflective Mylar growing tent that is required to create the optimal growing environment for the marijuana plants that will be housed inside your tent from the time the seeds germinate until the time they are harvested.
These tent kits come in various sizes and prices, and the amount of completed product each kit produces is also variable. However, the following information, taken from TheBudgrower guide, will give you an indication of what each of them is designed to produce throughout a single growing cycle:
Product Yield Per Kit Size
- Starter Tent Kit – 10oz.
- Signature Tent Kit – 14oz.
- Signature LED Tent– 14oz.
- Dual Tent Kit – 28oz.
- Advanced Tent Kit – 42oz.
- Open-Air Tent Kits – 6oz.
- Hydroponic Tent Kit – 20oz.
The durable grow tents that TheBudgrower manufactures can sustain up to 300 pounds each and come with an interior sheet of highly reflective diamond Mylar.
They also come with a heavy-duty zipper system that is simple to open and close. But, more importantly, it inhibits light leakage, which is problematic throughout the growing cycle because it can cause problems.
The 1200w grow light system offers full-spectrum illumination, making it an excellent choice for the indoor production of marijuana. In addition, a carbon-filtered air system that is exceptionally effective in removing any dust or odor inside your tent is included in the package you purchased.
In addition, the package comes with two bags of quality growing soil, an inline CFM exhaust fan, temperature and humidity monitors, clamps, and hangers.
These weed-growing kits are a viable option for experienced cannabis cultivators due to their compact size and convenient packaging.
Why Should You Use a Grow Tent for Indoor Growing? Is it Necessary?
Grow tents are available in a variety of shapes and sizes. They are being marketed to indoor growers with claims ranging from “good to have” to “a necessity.” How significant are they? Is a grow tent required? How does a grow tent differ from a closet? Is a grow tent only for cannabis growers, or can it be used by vegetable, tomato, and pepper growers? Is it possible to grow without a tent? Here’s my take on the situation.
I’ve grown plants in various settings, including grow tents, closets, garages, shelves, greenhouses, and open fields. A grow tent is obviously useless when growing outdoors because it blocks sunlight. But it’s a different story indoors and with artificial lighting. Grow tents have several advantages for indoor gardening, regardless of whether HPS, CFLs, or LED grow lights are used:
Advantages of Using a Premade Grow Tent:
- Contains light within the tent
- Reflects light from its inner walls onto plants
- Simple assembly, disassembly, and storage
- Contains odors (somewhat)
- Provides and maintains a consistent temperature
- All components are included in the kit to start growing immediately
- Easy for inexperienced individuals to get started
The Disadvantages of Using TheBudGrower Tent are as Follows:
- Bulky, takes up space
- Has higher upfront costs to get started than a DIY setup
Alternatives to TheBudGrower Grow Tent Include Sourcing Individual Components:
- Using a room or closet with plain white walls
- Using a room or closet with walls covered with aluminum foil or reflective Mylar film
- Air filtration kits must be purchased separately
- Lighting and ballasts must be purchased separately
- Grow boxes or tents must be purchased separately
- Many odds and ends must be purchased separately that normally are included in a premade kit
- Planning and building skills required
The advantages outweigh the disadvantages. This is especially true if the indoor plant grows in an open space, such as a living room. However, grow lights typically emit a lot of light with high intensity, and if you spend a lot of time in the same space as the grow light, the light it emits will be a distraction.
Air Filtration
TheBudGrower tent will also keep the smell of plants contained, and with a carbon filter and controlled ventilation, smell leakage is minimal. This is not an issue when growing tomatoes, but it can be an issue when growing marijuana. Grow tents are not completely airtight, but they do an excellent job of containing odors, humidity, and temperature. Tents have a large zip door and two smaller holes, one at the bottom and one at the top, for air circulation to regulate the internal environment.
TheBudGrower Tent Uses Light Efficiently
The primary reason for using TheBudGrower tent is its reflective surface. With a tent, much of the light emitted by any light source would be well-spent because it would spread over a large area. As indoor growers, we want as much light emitted by a grow lamp to land on our plants as possible. After all, photosynthesis is powered by light. The more light we direct at our plants, the faster they grow. You’ve probably paid a fair amount for your grow light, so it stands to reason that you’d want to make the most of it.
Alternative Ways to Reflect Light
However, there are other ways to reflect light. For example, white-painted closet walls perform nearly as well as reflective Mylar walls in a grow tent. Mylar walls reflect approximately 90-97% of light, while white walls reflect about 70-90%.
Purchasing a roll of Mylar rather than a grow tent is another option. Wrap the roll around your plants, or cut out pieces and attach them to a frame to create your DIY grow tent.
Aluminum foil has good reflective properties as a last resort. This is a good substitute in a pinch or on a tight budget.
However, a reflective surface should be as straight (not wrinkly) as possible. Wrinkles reflect light at an angle, and photons may scatter if the reflective material is noticeably wrinkly or uneven.
Conclusion
In the end, though, TheBudGrower marijuana grow kits continue to be a product that is almost ideal for novice or inexperienced growers. This is because the kits give the user almost everything that is required to cultivate marijuana or any other type of plants in the comfort of their own home.
All of this is possible without the customer having to go through the trouble of searching for and buying each component of the grow kit separately on their own.
They are great for DIY growers, beginners, and advanced growers!
