Grow1 5ft x 5ft Trellis Netting - 6" Squares

Grow1 5ft x 5ft Trellis Netting - 6" Squares A 5x5 tent gives you 25 square feet of canopy to manage — and the Grow1 5ft x 5ft Trellis Netting with 6-inch squares keeps that process accessible throughout the grow. The wider squares reduce resistance when guiding and tucking branches across a footprint that requires reaching toward the center from every side, making weekly training sessions faster and less disruptive to plants that are actively filling the net. The heavy-duty elastic stretches corner to corner across the full 5x5 interior and holds consistent tension as the canopy develops. A practical choice for growers who prioritize hands-on canopy access over maximum support density — or who want to pair this net with the 4-inch version in a two-tier SCROG setup. Plastic corner hooks are included for fast, tool-free installation on tent poles or outdoor stakes. Features 🌿 Canopy Spread & Support Spreads the canopy laterally to increase light penetration and support lateral growth — maximizing yield potential across the full 5x5 footprint. 🔲 6" Squares Wider 6-inch squares make it easier to tuck, guide, and adjust branches across the 5x5 canopy — reducing resistance during active training sessions. 💪 Heavy-Duty Elastic Durable elastic construction stretches to cover the full 5x5 tent span and maintains consistent tension across the entire canopy throughout the grow. 🪝 Hooks Included Lightweight plastic corner hooks are included for fast, tool-free installation — stretch to tent poles or outdoor stakes and adjust height in seconds. What's Included Grow1 Elastic Trellis Netting (5ft x 5ft) Plastic Corner Hooks Specifications Specification Value Size 5 ft x 5 ft Square Size 6 inches Material Heavy-duty elastic Includes Plastic corner hooks Application Indoor & outdoor Frequently Asked Questions What's the difference between the 4-inch and 6-inch square versions? + The 4-inch squares provide more support points across the canopy and work well for dense grows or tighter canopy organization across the 5x5 footprint. The 6-inch squares reduce resistance when reaching into the net to tuck and guide branches — a practical choice for growers who prefer more hands-on canopy access, particularly when managing plants toward the center of a 5x5 tent. How many plants can I run under this net in a 5x5 tent? + Most growers run between two and six plants in a 5x5 tent depending on their training style. Two to four larger plants trained to fill the full net is common for SCROG, while higher plant counts of four to six work well for sea of green (SOG) or multi-plant setups where each plant is guided to cover a defined section of the net. How do I install the Grow1 Trellis Netting in my grow tent? + Attach the included plastic corner hooks to each corner of the netting, then stretch and hook them onto your tent poles at the desired canopy height. As plants grow up through the 6-inch squares, gently guide branches and stems through to spread the canopy laterally and maximize light exposure across the entire tent footprint. Can this netting be used outdoors? + Yes. While designed primarily for grow tent use, the Grow1 Trellis Netting works equally well outdoors. Stretch the corner hooks onto garden stakes or posts at the desired height and use it to support potted plants, vines, and outdoor vegetables the same way you would indoors. What crops is this trellis netting suitable for? + Grow1 Trellis Netting is suitable for potted plants, vines, fruiting plants, and flowering crops. It's particularly effective for SCROG and LST training techniques where lateral canopy spread is the goal — maximizing light penetration and yield potential within a fixed 5x5 grow space. At what height should I position the trellis netting? + Position the netting just above the current canopy height early in the vegetative stage, then raise it as needed or leave it fixed and train plants through the squares as they grow up. For SCROG training, most growers place the net 8–12 inches above the top of the growing medium and begin tucking new growth through the squares as it emerges.