Grow Tent Kits

What's in a complete grow tent kit

Every kit on this page covers the four things a plant needs indoors: a light-proof space, light, air movement and odour control. A typical Grow Kings kit pairs the tent with an LED fixture sized to its footprint, an inline fan, a carbon filter, and the ducting, clamps and hangers that join them together. Buying the same parts separately means checking flange sizes, airflow ratings and hanger weights yourself — a kit is that matching already done.

How to choose the right grow tent kit

1. Measure your space first. The tent needs room to open the door fully and reach the back wall. Height matters as much as floor area — most tents are 180–200cm tall before you hang anything.
2. Match plant numbers to the footprint. Roughly three plants in a 90x90cm tent, four in a 120x120cm, six in a 150x150cm. Crowding costs you both yield and airflow.
3. Check the light covers the whole footprint. A fixture rated for a smaller area leaves dim corners and uneven growth. In a kit the light is already matched to its tent.
4. Confirm the fan and filter are sized together. Flange sizes must match — 100mm, 150mm and 200mm are the common ones — and the fan should exchange the tent's full air volume every couple of minutes.
5. Decide how much control you want. Basic kits run on a plug-in timer. The AC Infinity Ionframe kit adds a controller that adjusts fan speed to temperature and humidity automatically.

Propagation tent kits

If you are raising clones or seedlings rather than flowering plants, the propagation kits are a different shape: a small tent, a low-wattage light, a vented humidity dome and cloning gel, with a heat mat in the larger kit. They are designed to run alongside a main tent, not replace it.

Prefer to build your own?

Pick the grow tent first, then size the LED grow light to its footprint and match an inline fan and carbon filter to the same flange size. Ducting joins the three together.