AC Infinity Elastic Trellis Netting for 4x4 Grow Tents

La red se estira y no cubre el 100% del grow tent de 4x4 pies. Quedan unos pequeños pedazos descubiertos en las orillas. El material esta muy bueno y facil de instalar.

This AC infinity scrog net is very good quality. I’ve used a few other off brand ones and they don’t work nearly as well. I’m mid flower and I plan on getting a second one to put up because I expect my colas to get real hefty. It arrived on time in good condition with no damage. It’s as described and I recommend it as it’s the cheapest reliable option on here.

Good

Perfect fit in my 4x4 and well made

Update: the 'gaps' are there to reserve the space that's going to be occupied by your tent walls when your exhaust fan is on and running at max. It's the exact opposite of a design flaw, which is why I love ACinfinity. Our harvest wasted no energy on producing twigs this round. (Old review below) The nets for the 4x4 are a joke. Although the net can stretch to the corner poles of a 4x4 tent, the sides of the net concave inward, leaving huge gaps on all 4 sides of the tent. Since the grid collapses inward, it looks as-if it requires it's own frame if you want to actually get full coverage(?). It makes a 4x4 tent into less than a 2.5'x2.5' scrog of useable space. It's unbelievably disappointing coming from AC Infinity, which I look to for superior products. The product comes with no directions for set-up. It doesn't work like how the pictures on here show. Additionally, one of the nets untied itself during the first setup, making for an extra unnecessary problem to solve. I setup and tore down these nets for hours, presuming that I must be doing something wrong, because it's an AC Infinity product. I can only presume that the product is poor quality, as there are absolutely no directions anywhere for setup. Not on this page, in the packages or online. I tried every configuration that I could think of. This would be great for outside used in something like a rigid wood frame trellis, because you would be able to use a staple gun to secure the sides of the grid. If anything changes, or I learn that I was doing the setup wrong, I will update this review. Bottom line: literally, *any* scrog net would be superior to this