Why Use a Grow Tent?
A grow tent is the single most effective way to take control of your indoor growing
environment. Instead of trying to humidify and light an entire room—which is expensive and highly inefficient—a grow tent condenses your efforts into a highly reflective, insulated, and easily managed microclimate.
Nordic Hydro´s Grow Tents
Nordic Hydro supplies a premium range of grow tents tailored for every space, from
compact closets to entire garage setups. They feature industry-leading brands known for
heavy-duty 1680D canvas that completely prevents light leaks, ensuring dark periods are
uninterrupted.
Growtents are equipped with strong metal framing capable of supporting heavy LED lights
and carbon filters, alongside multiple double-cinched ducting ports for seamless ventilation routing. If you want a controlled, professional, and clean growing environment, a tent from Nordic Hydro is the perfect starting point.
The Importance of Ventilation and Filtration in Your Grow Room
Stagnant air is the enemy of indoor cultivation. Without proper ventilation, CO2 depletes,
heat from lights builds up, and excess humidity invites mold and pests. An active ventilation system creates a gentle breeze that strengthens plant stems and ensures a constant supply of fresh air.
Why You Need a Filtration System
While ventilation brings fresh air in and pushes stale air out, filtration is what keeps the
process clean and discreet.
Odor Control: Many plants (and the organic fertilizers used to feed them) produce
strong, sometimes unpleasant smells. An inline fan paired with an activated carbon
filter captures these odor molecules before they are exhausted into your living space.
Pest and Dust Prevention: Using a simple intake filter on the air being pulled into
your tent stops dust, pet hair, and microscopic pest eggs from contaminating your
clean environment. A good inline fan and carbon filter combo is non-negotiable for a healthy, odor-free indoor garden.
The Effect of CO2 in Indoor Plant Cultivation
Plants breathe Carbon Dioxide (CO2) to perform photosynthesis, combining it with light
and water to create the sugars they need to grow. In the natural outdoor environment, CO2 levels sit at around 400 parts per million (ppm).
Supercharging Growth with CO2
When you grow indoors with high-intensity LED lights and dialed-in nutrients, the plant´s
metabolism accelerates. Often, the limiting factor for their growth becomes the lack of
available CO2 in the confined space.
By supplementing CO2 into a sealed grow room or tent (raising levels to 1000-1500 ppm),
you can drastically increase the rate of photosynthesis.
The Results: Plants grow up to 30% faster, develop thicker stems, and produce larger,
more robust leaves.
The Catch: CO2 supplementation only works if your light intensity and temperatures
are pushed to the maximum. Without high-end lights and a perfectly controlled
climate, adding CO2 will not yield any benefits.
