Seahawk Grow Tent 80cm x 80cm x 180cm

What are the dimensions of the Seahawk Grow Tent 80 x 80 x 160cm, and what is it best used for?

The tent measures 80cm x 80cm x 160cm (0.64m² footprint). It’s ideal for seedlings, veg, small plants, or one compact flowering plant if you manage height carefully. It’s a great first tent and fits well in tight or corner spaces.

What materials is the Seahawk Grow Tent made from, and is it really light-proof?

It’s made from thick, light-proof ADF fabric with a diamond-pattern reflective interior that helps spread light evenly. Real-world light-proofing depends on proper setup. Quality zips and seams help reduce leaks; minor pinholes can be patched easily.

What ports, vents, and accessories come with the Seahawk Grow Tent?

It includes 2 x 150mm ducting ports, 2 power cord ports, 3 passive vents, 1 door, 1 viewing window, 2 hanging bars, 4 hanging straps, and an accessory pouch. It supports 150mm fans or smaller ducting with reducers.

What kind of light works best in the Seahawk Grow Tent?

Compact LED panels or small bar-style LEDs are ideal. Aim for even coverage over raw wattage. In smaller tents, adjustable dimming and proper hanging height prevent hotspots and overheating.

Can I use HID lighting in the Seahawk Grow Tent?

It’s possible, but not recommended. HID setups can produce too much heat for a tent this size unless you have strong extraction and excellent heat control.

Do I need a carbon filter or intake fan with this tent?

A carbon filter is only needed if odor matters. Mount it high inside or outside with sealed ducting. Passive intakes are usually enough—an intake fan helps only if your room air is stale or airflow is limited.

Why does the tent suck inward when the fan is on?

That’s normal negative pressure from exhaust airflow. A little helps with smell control, but too much can strain zippers or reduce space. Open more vents or lower fan speed to balance pressure.

How do I control humidity and prevent mould in the Seahawk Grow Tent?

Run at least one circulation fan, avoid overpacking the tent, and manage extraction. Small tents spike humidity fast as plants grow. If needed, adjust humidity in the room outside rather than inside.

Can I use this tent for drying or hydroponics?

Yes—it's suitable for drying if kept dark with gentle airflow. It also works for hydro, but plan for humidity and runoff management. Don’t hang too much weight from one bar—spread loads across supports.

How do I clean and maintain the Seahawk Grow Tent between grows?

Empty the tent, vacuum debris, wipe surfaces with mild cleaner, then rinse and dry fully. The fabric handles normal humidity and splashes, but always use saucers or trays to catch runoff.

Is the Seahawk Grow Tent easy to assemble?

Yes—just connect the frame and pull on the cover. No tools are needed unless a piece is tight. Check all parts, zippers, and seams on arrival before full setup.

Does the Seahawk Grow Tent come with lights, fans, or filters?

No—it includes the tent, frame, straps, and pouch only. You’ll need to purchase lighting, exhaust fans, ducting, and other gear separately.

What’s a smart starter shopping list for the Seahawk Grow Tent?

Start with a compact LED, a 150mm inline exhaust fan, ducting, a carbon filter (if needed), at least one circulation fan, a timer/controller, and trays or saucers for runoff management.