Grow tents under £150. Every tent on this page is a complete, lightproof, reflective tent - the
saving comes from frame gauge, zip quality and mylar thickness rather than from anything missing.
What you give up under £150
Frame gauge. Usually 16mm rather than 22-25mm. Fine at small and mid sizes, worth thinking about
if you intend to hang a heavy filter.
Zips. The most common failure point on a cheap tent. Budget zips wear faster and are more likely
to leak light at the corners.
Mylar thickness. Thinner lining is slightly less reflective and easier to tear when you are
feeding cables through.
Warranty and spares. Premium brands sell replacement poles and connectors. Budget tents usually
do not.
What you do not give up
Lightproofing, reflectivity, ducting ports and a floor tray are standard across the range. A budget tent grows
the same plant as a premium one - it just has a shorter service life and less tolerance for heavy kit.
When budget is the right call
First grow, a veg or propagation space, a second tent you will use occasionally, or any small footprint where
the frame is never going to be loaded. If you are buying a 240cm tent to hang three fixtures and an 8in filter
from, spend the extra - see Bud Box Pro and the wider all grow tents range.
Worth pairing with a complete tent kit if you need the fan, filter and light too - the bundle price usually beats buying a
budget tent and components separately.
Why buy budget grow tents from The Hydro Bros?
We are a hydroponics shop in Croydon, so these are tents we handle and build rather than drop-ship. Browse all grow tents for the full range, or tell us your room dimensions and what you intend to hang and we will spec it. Discreet UK and European delivery, and excellent customer reviews on Trustpilot.