The Future of Growing - The Mammoth Tent

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Not sure if anyone has heard of this yet, but I thought I should bring such a wonderful thing to everyones attention... :peace:

So I was at a manufacturer website today, and stumbled across the nicest system I have ever seen. The Secret Jardin Mammoth. :blsmoke:

The Secret Jardin Mammoth is an expandable grow system manufactured in a high quality assurance environment, using the best materials, and hardware available on the market. The Mammoth is made of washable materials, with highly reflective inner lining (Patent pending). Inside the mammoth is entirely light-proof, and it is linkable.

The Mammoth system uses "modules" which allows you to increase the size at any time, OR (hopefully) add features such as a clean-room to your grow (no more worrying about tracking in pests!) :mrgreen:

All I can say is wow... These guys definitely know how to please the cultivator, and I can't wait to get more information about this product. Being able to set up massive grow rooms without having to tear into walls :wall: or carpet is awesome.

I've used this companies products before, and they are top notch when it comes to quality, and they are absolutely innovating things for individually owned grows, and not just commercially owned. bongsmilie

If you're ready for the future of growing, check it out here: Secret Jardin - Mammoth :joint: :joint:

Hope this inspires someone :mrgreen:
 
edux10

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That is really sweet if you can;t set something perminate up. I have a HydroHut and I wish I would have known these other tents were around. You guys already know not to but a HH. They sux
 
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yeah, secret jardin makes a quality product. IF I ever purchase any more tents, they will be from SJ.
 
DWR

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yeah dont get the street version they suck... well they dont have infrared secured cloth
 
speedhabit

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Im sceptical, if your that into a completely removable setup a similar design could be achived by hanging panda film on a frame. Not that it dosnt look trick, but its just a bunch of growcabs zipped together. Plus when your stoned ass trips into the side of this youll flip it like a pup tent.
 
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speedhabit said:
Im sceptical, if your that into a completely removable setup a similar design could be achived by hanging panda film on a frame. Not that it dosnt look trick, but its just a bunch of growcabs zipped together. Plus when your stoned ass trips into the side of this youll flip it like a pup tent.
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I totally have to disagree with flipping the tent... i have a smaller one, and i stumble around in it alot. maybe it's the fact that I have a portable AC unit inside, or a heavy ballast, but even before i made those purchases this thing was pretty solid.

also panda film would tear, not flip either... lol.
 
focus.on.the.grow

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I plan on making a 6x6x(ceiling) cage out of either PVC or 2x2s and using 6mm thick panda film for the cover. Then use a 6'' 400+ CFM inline fan to cool it all. I wouldn't mind a SJ, but I could use the money better elsewhere to benefit my grow =]
 
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Yeah, these systems aren't going to be cheap, BUT if you're made in the shade like a couple of well off peeps here that I know, a system like this might very well peak your interest.
 
BCtrippin

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Its pretty much if you can afford it, you can afford a house with rooms to grow in. The only good application I could see for commercial growers would be the fact that its already clean and sterile to use in a house, or else it would be good for splitting up large areas like garages, warehouses, etc. But even then I would still much rather have my shit in the open in rows for easy access.
 
Gamberro

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BCtrippin said:
Its pretty much if you can afford it, you can afford a house with rooms to grow in. The only good application I could see for commercial growers would be the fact that its already clean and sterile to use in a house, or else it would be good for splitting up large areas like garages, warehouses, etc. But even then I would still much rather have my shit in the open in rows for easy access.
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Yeah I feel that. I'm trying to isolate part of a warehouse, but besides price, it just seems it would make things more difficult.
 
BCtrippin

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Yeah, for cheaper than the price you spend on the tents get some big thick black canvas curtains to separate the grow space.
 
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No doubt, if you can't afford it you can't afford it, but the mammoth systems will be excellent for breeders that was to quickly and easily expand their setup as their needs require it.

Plus it will be nice in that you can keep several of these in large areas, and be able to break down and move even a large scale grow op with easy, and quickly set it back up elsewhere. A buddy of mine has been in touch with them, and apparently the setup is to be compared to their smaller tents.

Regardless of the price... as soon as I get the chance to pick some of these up, I will be, because it's easier to set these up then retrofit a garage with a suitable grow environment.
 
BCtrippin

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Yeah I want to see some of these things set up and running. Once they are being sold and I can hear a couple reviews on them I will consider whether they would be worth investing in.
 
Gamberro

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BCtrippin said:
Yeah I want to see some of these things set up and running. Once they are being sold and I can hear a couple reviews on them I will consider whether they would be worth investing in.
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Agreed. But we're talking spare money from like... 3 or 4 months of harvest.
Something these might be great for would be growing in the midst of winter. Assuming, of course, that the walls' insulation properties are as incredible as the price suggests.
Anyone have any experience with the smaller versions, or word-of-mouth reviews?
 
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