AC Infinity Grow Tent Trellis Netting 3x3'

For those who decide to go with netting for trellising plants, I cannot think of a better net to use than these AC Infinity nets. I cheaped out at first and got a giant roll of plastic netting. It worked-ish, but training was a real bear and it was difficult to extricate stuck plant bits. It was also really annoying to secure into the space. When I switched to using tents, I decided to try these instead. I will never go back.The netting is thick and very elastic. I have a couple of plants that are very thoroughly woven into one of the nets and not once have I had a concern about the amount of pressure being exerted by the netting. It is easy to reposition branches and leaves without causing damage when the net strands are so elastic. I just pinch a strand, yank up hard to make a ton of room for lateral movement, and then carefully work the plant bits through before gently releasing the pulled strand back into place.There are four hooks included, but they are not attached to the net. Instead, you can choose how tight you want the netting to be and set the hooks accordingly. I used the inside corners of the net to get it extra tight and it turned out perfect. The squares were broad and open, and branches are easily trained through and around them with very little stress. In my other tent, I'm using a different method that doesn't need a net, and yet it has still been useful for temporary support a couple of times, after which it was easily unhooked and removed.Highly recommended. If you need trellis netting and the AC Infinity net comes in the size you're looking for then this will do the job, no question. Even if you don't need one but you're an experimenter or part hoarder, you might be surprised at how useful it turns out to be.

Product is great. Not to tight like the v one.

Strong and high quality. Comes with cable ties as well.

If you enjoy flat topping/scrogging your canopy, these nets are an excellent option and I highly recommend them. I use them every day and they really have taken a lot of nit-noid work I was doing by hand and eliminated it.Prior to these, I was using a hand strung lattice on 1x4 boards w/ cotton twine. It was nice but extremely labor intensive, especially in cases where I had multiple projects underway (and let's be honest, I don't really want to put a tremendous amount of time/effort into this part of growing.)Like most everything ACI, it's overengineered but in a good sense. The hook/ring assembly is great for standard sized tent poles and can be quickly modded w/ other hooks to better fit personal situation. I have 2x (4x4) nets and there is enough space between, the doors/walls and canopies that it doesn't case any additional stress on your tent's walls.I am sure there are other companies that sell similar products at same/lower prices but I have grown to appreciate the quality & customer service ACI puts into their products.

I was expecting a thicker stranded net, this us very thin. Fortunately it is only holding 20 snow pea plants about 2 ft tall and 5 ft long, 2 foot in depth. ( Mammoth Melting Sugar purchased as seeds by the pound on Amazon earlier this year), as if it had to hold beans or anything heavy like tomatoes it would likely break. It already broke one strand and I taped it instead. But for light purposes it was okay. Might buy again as UT us brand new and a nice cheery bright green.

Item is great but it’s from AC Infinity their products are above the rest many of the others in the past when im done ready to cut down my flower i always have to throw away the trellis because it’s always stuck in the material but this one was very easy to remove and reuse over and over again and you would think the price would be more because of the beneficial reuse application but no it’s the same price of a premium like product

Very sturdy, this is way better than trying to jerry rig your own netting. so worth the money

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