
Where a Hydrofarm Trellis Netting Roll Goes to Work
Above the canopy, before it needs it. Netting strung early gives a plant something to grow into rather than something to be tied to later. This roll runs 4 ft wide by 100 ft long in high density polyethylene, which holds tension without the stretch a soft twine develops.
Why a 6 Inch Mesh Holds More Weight
Mesh size is a load question, not a spacing preference. A 6 inch mesh puts fewer, thicker strands across the same span than a fine net. Each junction carries more, and the sheet stays taut under a heavy canopy. It is also a reach-through size. Six inches is wide enough to get a hand and a pair of snips through without cutting the net. That matters at harvest more than at set-up. HDPE is the reason it lasts. It does not rot, it takes UV outdoors, and it stays dimensionally stable between seasons. That is what lets you stretch it once and leave it. The same net works in a greenhouse, indoors and outside.
Key Features
- 4 ft x 100 ft roll: Enough to net several beds, or one long greenhouse run end to end.
- 6 in reach-through mesh: Wide enough for a hand and snips at harvest, without cutting the net.
- High density polyethylene: No rot, UV stable outdoors, and dimensionally steady between seasons.
- Holds tension under load: Fewer, thicker strands per span, so it stays taut rather than sagging.
- Greenhouse, indoor or outdoor: The same net works in all three, and stores flat between runs.
- For anything that climbs: Tomatoes, beans, grapes, sweet peas and other vining crops.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hydrofarm |
| Product | Trellis netting |
| Roll Width | 4 ft |
| Roll Length | 100 ft |
| Mesh | 6 in square, reach-through |
| Material | High density polyethylene, HDPE |
| Use | Greenhouse, indoor and outdoor |
| Crops | Tomatoes, beans, grapes, clematis, sweet peas and other vining plants |
| Function | Canopy support and plant training |
| Part Number | HGN1004 |