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best light bulb for growing mushrooms Active Grow Mushroom Fruiting & Incubation 3-Tier Walden White LED Gro — LED Grow Lights DepotMushroom Fruiting & Incubation 3 Tier Walden White LED Grow Tent Kit Bring nature indoors with the brand new 3 Tier Walden Grow Tent Kits designed for growing healthy mushrooms All in one grow tent, rack & LED lighting kit optimized for mushroom fruiting & incubation EcoWhite interior vinyl is 10% more reflective than mylar Non toxic 100% PEVA materials are safe for plants & mushrooms Easy to clean interior keeps contaminants out Inviting all white

Mushroom Fruiting & Incubation 3-Tier Walden White LED Grow Tent Kit

Bring nature indoors with the brand new 3-Tier Walden Grow Tent Kits designed for growing healthy mushrooms

  • All-in-one grow tent, rack & LED lighting kit optimized for mushroom fruiting & incubation

  • EcoWhite interior vinyl is 10% more reflective than mylar

  • Non-toxic 100% PEVA materials are safe for plants & mushrooms

  • Easy to clean interior keeps contaminants out

  • Inviting all white design with large Infinity View windows complements any space

  • Max strength shelves (22mm poles) hold up to 100 lbs each

  • Grows up to 32 ftof plants at a time

  • Smart port placement for ventilation, irrigation & power cords

  • Light-blocking zipper covers and double cinching ports prevent light and air leaks

  • Innovative Vapor Tabs drive humidity buildup to the spill tray and not to your floors

 

In part 1 of this series, Lee and Brian of Moto Pizza in Seattle, WA discuss the Active Grow 3-Tier LED Walden Grow Tent designed specifically for growing mushrooms indoors.

 

What Can I Grow?

The Mushroom Fruiting & Incubation 3-Tier Walden White LED Grow Tent Kit creates a comfortable CEA environment using blue and white light optimized for healthy full-cycle fungi growth for a wide variety of mushrooms. It's great for:

🍄 Shitake
🍄 Oyster
🍄 Lion's Mane
🍄 Reishi
🍄 Chaga
🍄 Turkey Tail
🍄 Psilocybin (Magic)

 

What's Included?

Each kit comes with 2X Active Grow Integrated Strip T5 LED Mushroom Grow Lights in Blue Spectrum and 4X 1/8″ Hydroponic Hangers. These high-performance LED grow lights connect via daisy chain cables and can be hung using the provided 1/8″ Hydroponic Hangers.

Each 3-Tier Walden White Grow Tent comes with three 49.21″x26.77″ shelves (assembly required), three 6″ ducting ports, two 4″ electrical ports, one roll-up mesh air vent, two fan/filter straps, a removable spill tray and installation guide.

 

Maximum Strength 3-Tier Shelving System
3 fixed shelves (49.21″x26.77″) provide up to 24 ft2 of grow space and support up to 100 lbs each, making the tent suitable for both commercial and home use. Shelves are spaced 18" apart to easily accommodate mushrooms and lighting. The tent bottom provides an additional 8 ft2 of grow space or can house irrigation systems, humidification or other grow accessories.

EcoWhite PEVA – Triple Layered 
All Walden Grow Tents are manufactured using 100% EcoWhite PEVA material. The toxin-free material creates a safe, stylish and easy to clean growing area that keeps insects and other pests out. The triple-layer design is composed of a 600D canvas exterior, a vinyl light-blocking center and a white vinyl interior that is 10% more reflective than even the most reflective mylar tents.

Designed for High Humidity
The innovative Vapor Tabs located at the bottom of the tent walls and doors tuck into the spill tray to effectively drain excess humidity buildup. This helps prevent water from going through the floor of the tent and creating a contaminated space. As a result the tent is perfect for high humidity grow environments like mushroom production and more.

Double-wide Front Doors
Double-wide front doors allow growers easy access to mushrooms or to put them on full display.

Infinity View Front Windows
Extra-large front viewing windows (21.26″x59.06″) let growers check on mushrooms without disturbing humidity or temperature. Window covers roll back and secure with velcro straps.

Double-cinching Ports
Ventilation ports utilize a double-cinching design to maintain greater light integrity and offer versatile ducting options.

Industrial Strength Zippers
Each tent comes with industrial strength zippers and two large light-blocking zipper covers to prevent light leakage at zipper junctions.

Heavy Duty Steel Frame
Setup is straightforward with the tent’s solid locking metal frame (22mm poles) and tool-less installation. Roof support poles can hold up to 110 lbs.

2-year Warranty
All tents come with an industry-leading 2-year warranty.

 

Blue Sun Spectrum

The coolest spectrum around features 450 nm (blue) wavelengths and full-spectrum 6500K white light designed specifically for promoting the healthy development of mushrooms during incubation and fruiting cycles.

 

3-TIER WALDEN GROW TENT INTRODUCTION VIDEO

Learn about the 3-Tier Walden White Grow Tent and how to make a complete setup using Active Grow LED Grow Lights.

 


 

Mushroom Fruiting & Incubation 3-Tier Walden White LED Grow Tent Kit Specifications

  • Model number: AG/24TENT/W/3S/PK
  • Color: EcoWhite
  • Dimensions (l x w x h): 49.21″x26.77″x75.98″ (125x68x193cm)
  • Weight: 46.3 lbs (21 kg)
  • Tent material: Triple-layered 100% PEVA & toxin-free (Exterior 600D canvas / Center light-blocking vinyl / Interior reflective vinyl)
  • Pole diameter: 0.87″ (22mm)
  • Pole material: White powder coated steel
  • Ceiling pole max load capacity: 110 lbs (49.9 kg)
  • Shelves: [email protected]″x26.77″ (125x68cm)
  • Shelf max load capacity: 100 lbs (45.4 kg)
  • Doors: 2 main front doors
  • Windows: [email protected]″x59.06″ (54x150cm)
  • Ducting ports: 3@6″ (15cm)
  • Electrical ports: 2@4″ (10cm)
  • Vents: [email protected]″x8.27″ (36x21cm)
  • Light-blocking zipper covers: 2
  • Warranty: 2 years
Integrated Strip T5 4FT LED Mushroom Grow Light Specifications
  • Model number: AG/24STRIP/4FT/CS
  • Power: 24 watts
  • Input voltage: 120-277V 50-60Hz
  • Rated power factor: >95%
  • PPF output (400-700 nm): 44 µmol/s
  • PBAR output (280-800 nm): 46 µmol/s
  • PPF efficacy: 1.88 µmol/J
  • PBAR efficacy: 1.92 µmol/J
  • Spectrum: Blue Sun Spectrum
  • CRI: 90 (typical)
  • Daisy chain capable: Yes (max 16@120V/28@208V/32@240V/36@277V)
  • Dimensions (l x w x h): 46″x1.10″x0.94″ (1168x28x24mm)
  • Weight: 0.72 lbs (327 g)
  • Dimmable: No
  • Lifetime: 40,000 hours
  • Warranty: 3 years
  • Optional accessories: 240V plug adapter
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