Garden HighPro PRONET 120 Grow Tent Trellis Net | 2x2 to 4x4, 6 in Mesh

Sizing a Grow Tent Trellis to the Tent You Already Own

Thirty-six six-inch squares of soft elastic mesh, with four hooks to catch the tent poles. It stretches to the frame instead of being cut to it. One net therefore covers a 2x2, a 3x3, a 2x4 and a 4x4. Tension comes from which square you hook, so the same net pulls tight in a small tent and opens wide in a large one. That is the whole idea.

Hanging a Modular Trellis at the Height That Works

Put it in during veg, roughly 8 to 12 in above the medium, while the stems still bend without cracking. Hook the corners first, then work the sides until the mesh sits flat and level. After that it is a weekly job. Anything growing past the screen gets tucked back under, and the canopy stays even instead of turning into one dominant cola. A second layer goes in during the stretch, six to ten inches over the first, which is what keeps heavy tops off the lamp. The elastic is the trade-off here. It gives where a woven net would hold, so late-flower weight will sag it. A fixed net is the better call for a room you never reconfigure. In a tent you rearrange between runs, this one unhooks in under a minute.

Key Features

• 36 squares, six inches each: Wide enough to reach through and tuck without folding a leaf back on itself.
• Stretches 2x2 up to 4x4: One net instead of a different panel for every tent in the room.
• Four hooks included: Tension is set by which square you hook, so you can tune it after the plants move.
• Soft elastic mesh: It flexes against a stem rather than scoring it when the plant swells.
• Goes in during veg: About 8 to 12 in above the medium, while the branches still bend easily.
• Takes a second layer: Six to ten inches above the first during the stretch, for heavy tops.
• Unhooks in under a minute: Comes down clean between runs, which a cut-to-fit woven net does not.

Technical Specifications