Seahawk Clone Tent 120cm x 60cm x 120cm

What is the Seahawk Clone Tent 120 x 60 x 120cm designed for?

This tent is purpose-built for propagation—ideal for clones, seedlings, early veg, and humidity-loving plants. It creates a controlled microclimate with gentle airflow, even lighting, and shelving options to maximize usable space in a compact footprint.

What are the dimensions and how much can it hold?

The tent measures 120cm wide x 60cm deep x 120cm tall, offering 0.72m² of floor space. It fits standard clone trays and is well-suited for multi-tray propagation setups, especially when using shelves.

Does the Seahawk Clone Tent include shelves, and can they be adjusted?

Yes, it includes removable shelving so you can adjust heights or remove a tier for taller plants. The shelves allow stacking trays or using drying racks, giving you more flexibility in how you grow or cure.

What lights work best in the Seahawk Clone Tent?

Low-profile lights like T5s, LED bars, or propagation-specific LEDs are ideal. Keep light intensity gentle—clones and seedlings do best with soft, even coverage. Many growers run lights 18–24 hours during early stages.

How should I manage humidity and temperature inside the tent?

Maintain warm, stable conditions. High humidity (80–95%) is ideal for fresh cuttings, then gradually lower it as roots form. Use a heat mat if your space is cold, and avoid heat spikes or rapid swings.

Does it need ventilation or fans?

Yes. While the tent includes a breathable inlet panel, you’ll still want a small exhaust fan and a gentle circulation fan inside. Passive intake usually works fine; just avoid strong airflow directly on cuttings.

Is the Seahawk Clone Tent light-proof and well-built?

Yes. It features durable ADF reflective lining with a diamond-like texture for even light diffusion, plus reinforced zippers and seams. It’s light-tight when zipped properly and holds up better than many entry-level options.

How do I clean and maintain the tent?

It includes a removable floor tray for easy cleanup. Vacuum debris, wipe with a mild cleaner, and fully dry between runs. The material is water-resistant, but avoid pooling water—use trays or mats under plants.

How can I improve clone success in this tent?

Focus on consistent humidity, gentle light, and root-zone warmth. Avoid overwatering or strong airflow. Use domes, keep the space clean, and reduce humidity slowly as roots develop to harden off your clones.

What do I need to complete a full clone setup?

Pair the tent with a small dimmable LED or T5 light, clip fan for circulation, compact exhaust fan with a controller, propagation trays with domes, and optionally a heat mat. Controllers and timers are best mounted outside the tent.