What are the equipment for small cannabis growing room?

Small Cannabis Growing Room Equipment Checklist

• Seed Starter Plugs


• Fabric Containers


• Grow Tent


• LED Grow Light


• Timer


• Rotating/Oscillating Fan


• Inline Fans & Ducting


• Carbon Filter


• Thermo-Hygrometer


• PH Meter


• Pruners


• Watering Can


• Spray bottles


• Ball of String


• Duct tape


• Gloves


• Protective Eyewear


• Bud Trimmer Machine


• Airtight Jars / Containers


• Extension Lead

There are so many equipment you need to prepare, and i want talk first and more with grow tent and led grow light.

Grow Tent

If you are a small scale grower, you may choose to grow in a spare room, closet, or a grow tent at home. Most people who grow on a small scale will use a grow tent, since it’s the most convenient.

A grow tent has a sturdy frame made of metal poles and a covering to reflect light back to the plants while not letting it escape to other areas. The covering slides over the poles to complete the tent. It has zippers, and there are ports for ducting, electric cables, and grow equipment.

If you get a grow tent, be sure it will fit in your home space. Get one that’s high quality, non-toxic, and leak proof.

2 x 2 grow tent is ideal for the beginner grower or growers with limited space. Also, if you want to buy complete equipment, there are 2x2 grow tent kit for sale. It can accommodate 4 small plants or 2 medium plants from veg to flower and is perfect for use as a seedling and clone tent. Growing plants in a grow tent will allow you to completely control your growing environment, will help keep your garden free of pests and contaminants, and contains any potential mess created from the growing process. This size indoor grow tent is also commonly used as a “mother tent”. Mother tents are used to keep your favorite strains in the veg stage long term so you can take cuttings as you need them so you always have clones ready to grow.

LED Grow Light

For your home or industrial grow room, you’ll need some good grow lights. Your plants can’t grow without a decent amount of light.

Take the grow space of your room or tent and divide it by 50–75 w’s to get the watts by square foot needed. But what type of lights should you get?

Since you are growing indoors, you’ll have to select a grow light to replace the sun. There are several different types of grow lights and unfortunately, there is no ‘best’. Choosing a grow light comes down to the dimensions of your space, your budget, your growing goals, and your power limitations. The good news is, lighting technology has improved over recent years and nearly all lights — HPS, CMH, LED, and DE will work.

240W quantum board led may be a good choice.

Eco Farm Commercial Indoor LED grow light uses our custom designed full-spectrum high efficiency white light quantum boards with Samsung LM301B/LM301H and Deep Red LED 660nm and Far Red 730nm and UV 395nm with 120 watts 240 watts 480 watts to choose.

Top Features

• High efficiency white light quantum boards


• Full-spectrum White and 660nm Red and 730nm Far Red and UV 395nm


• Meanwell Driver & Reliable passive-cooled design


• Better canopy light penetration with diffused light


• Dimmable power supply included


• Higher intensity and more even coverage in a grow tent, reflective area, or by crossing over using multiple lamps.

Inline Fans & Ducting

Inline fans provide ventilation for your grow room.
There will be at least two ventilation holes in your grow tent.

One hole for a fan to pull fresh air in (typically the bottom port), and the other to expel stale air out (the top port).

Ducting is attached to the inline fan for the air to pass through and into a filter.

Carbon Filter

Marijuana entering the flowering phase emits a robust and recognizable smell, and a Carbon filter will help you eliminate this distinctive “weed” smell that coming from cannabis plants.

All in all, Growing marijuana indoors is not an inexpensive hobby. However, lots of requirements are necessary to have even the most basic grow room setup, and all of those requirements cost some money.

I hope you found this grow room equipment checklist useful.