Garden HighPro ProNets

Garden HighPro ProNets

R120.00 – R195.00

Soft, stretchy trellis netting that supports and trains your plants. Garden HighPro ProNets are soft elastic rubber stretch nets that provide versatile support for training, levelling or holding up flowering plants and climbing/vining vegetables — installed vertically or horizontally.

  • Bigger, evener yields: scrog a flat canopy so every bud site gets uniform, maximised light
  • Flexible install: fit vertically or horizontally, and clip multiple nets together for larger areas
  • Fits your tent: 2 hook sizes fit poles up to 30mm; use size 120 for 1.2×1.2m tents, size 150 for 1.5×1.5m
  • Durable: long-lasting stretchable rubber netting for grow spaces up to ~1.5m²

Includes 2 hook sizes (fit poles up to 30mm dia). Use in grow spaces up to 1.5m²; hook nets together to cover larger areas.

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Description

Garden HighPro ProNets are soft elastic rubber stretch nets (trellis nets) that provide versatile plant support for training, leveling or supporting flowering plants or climbing / vining vegetable plants. The nets can be installed vertically or horizontally depending on your application.

These durable and long-lasting stretchable nets include 2 hook sizes, enabling fitment on grow tent poles of up to 30mm in diameter. These hooks can also be used to clip multiple nets together when scrogging larger areas.

Garden HighPro ProNets can be used in grow tents and other grow spaces of up to 1.5 square meters and the nets can be hooked together to cover even larger areas. Use the 120 sized net for tents up to 1.2m x 1.2m and the 150 sized net for 1.5m x 1.5m tents.

Squares Per Tent Size - ProNets

Trellising your plants into a flat canopy, a.k.a. scrogging (Screens of Green) has the advantage of creating a flat plane of plant tops/stems, where all budding sites can get uniform, maximized light from your light-source. There is a zone of about 6 to 10 inches from the top of your plant canopy where light still has a good chance of penetration and it is in this zone where you will get the best flower formation. Growers often trim off all shoots and leaves that are lower than this area of penetration early in the bloom cycle, knowing that the energy that would have gone into forming tiny little flowers in this dark, lower area will now put be put to much better use in forming bigger flowers and fruits in the well-lit top canopy.

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