i want to know how many plants can be put into this tent
2011231
depends on light and ventilation system - light should reach all the vegetative canopy
2011232
Definately depends on the size of plants you are working with. You could have 50 smaller plants or 6 huge ones. The tent can't fit a 4 x 8 flood tray. Hope this helps.
2011233
Depends on the plants and your growing techniques, I fit 16 of my tomatoe plants comfortably doing a top and tie down method. Average plant was 3.5 ft diameter.
2011234
Depending on how big they are, sea of green -+100. Medium plants around 32. Big plants around 8
178602
You only need four to use the tent. But I tylpically stake out the rainfly to allow for more ventilation during the night, which uses 8 stakes. 12 total.
1419211
Depending on the plants one puts in there. I can fit 4 to 6. I put 6 pepper plant in and 4 tomato plants and stake them. I hope this helps.
918226
You certainly can. The planter is for indoor/outdoor use. The three tiers will allow you to have 9-10 plants in it.
1238724
Just got ours and haven't set it up yet, but it looks like it would handle just 1 plant.
396055
It depends on what you are planting. If you are planting tomato plants, you can only put in two plants (one at each end). If you buy the fertilizer pack, it shows you that you can plant up to 16 plants, depending on what you are planting. I have only planted tomato plants, so as others have said, you can use the guide that comes with fertilizer packs (which cost up to $8.95 each if you use their system plus postage).
384415
This depends entirely on the footprint of a 5 gal. pot - are they wider or taller? That said, it's an easy thing to figure out: the tent has a floor surface of 16 sq.ft. So, assuming a footprint of approximately one square foot per container, you can fit 16 of them inside. Of course, unless you're doing a "sea of green" grow, that would not be an optimum number of plants - much too crowded - four plants fills the room fully at harvest time.
1166734
That depends on the size of the plant, if you're trying for "special" plants then up to 6 "sea of green" method, but if you want to grow a plant to full potential then 1-2 plants. Right now I have a single rosemary plant in it that's almost 4' tall and about 3' wide and soon to outgrow the tent, so it all depends on what/how/how long you grow.
1941941
I plan to use 9" square pots inside two 4'x4' flood trays or something close to that. With that said I will be putting 12 to 16 plants in each of the flood trays totaling 24 to 32 plants with no longer than a 3 week veg along with some pruning or tying of the plants.
1166731
Depending on how big your pots are. Can hold 13. 6" pots. 10 gallon pots if they are the tall slim ones. But if your growing plants that need lots of space or will end up needing transplanting into 12" and or 3 gallon pots at the end of growth then you can only. Fit 3 plants. Comfortably. So I would use this for veg only as u can put alot in there for that then move plants outside or bigger tent for flower.
2156895
i have several plants with pots between 6 to 15 inches. In smaller ones, I put one in small pots, and two stakes in larger pots. I had bought it very early before the vacation, so i can test how it will work - i have over 15 large plants, some of them 25 yrs old.. (inheritance from a friend) wanted to make sure they are not taken care while i was away.... I grouped the plants, used a water container shared by 3 or 4 pots. The water container needs to positioned correctly, otherwise they just pull too much water too fast. read the instructions come with, keep experimenting.. happy flowering..
42715
Long maybe 8 to 10 inches wide 4 inches deep. I wish I got a bigger one. Consider plant height in containers keeping distance from light. Tent is thin but keeps the heat in and most importantly the light. Great tent just wish I would have considered plant height in containers.
171596
shouldn't be a problem but it depends on strain, veg time, training methods. I had two 7 gal pots, two ten gal tubs, 3 five gal tubs and 5 gal bucket, with a 48 X 24 tent in a corner.
1800137
I'd say three to four medium sized plants if you are talking about mature plants. You'll have to trim indeterminate plants back because they can become six foot plus monsters. If you are thinking of small, determintate patio tomato plants, 10-12 will fit. I've only used these lights to start tomatoes, not grow them entirely inside. But I have had daylilies bloom under them, so I think you'll get fruit.
2092870
I'm sure it will be fine. I ran mine in a slightly smaller growing chamber turned down to about 1/4 power with a fan controller and it kept everything fresh as daisy, so I'm sure it can handle a tent of your size.
1748700
By the sound of it you need a indoor horticulture book. Atleast a 600 watt hps light unless your doing leds .at least two fans one for the lighy another for the tent.
830171
We put 3 in line, and we have lot of space around. Probably you could fit another line of 3 parallel of the first line; that mean 6 tables under the tent; but if you want space to move, 4 fit easily and good.