Cannabis Grow Kit
Discover the ultimate cannabis grow kit for a successful home cultivation experience.
Setting up a cannabis grow cabinet comes down to four things: a light-tight enclosure, an LED grow light, moving air, and stable temperature and humidity. Get those right and a cabinet-sized space can carry two to four plants from seed to harvest without converting a whole room. Here is the short version of what to buy, how to assemble it, and how to dial the environment in before your first seed goes into the soil.
A typical cabinet is roughly 2x2 to 4x2 feet with 5 to 7 feet of interior height. A 200 to 300 watt full-spectrum LED covers that footprint comfortably, and a 4-inch inline fan rated around 150 to 200 CFM handles exhaust on a cabinet this size. Aim for 70 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit during lights-on, 40 to 60 percent humidity in vegetation, and slightly lower humidity in flower. Run vegetation on an 18/6 light cycle, then switch to 12/12 to trigger flowering. Keep the cabinet off carpet if you can, plug everything into a surge protector, and never daisy-chain high-wattage lights.
Choosing the Right Grow Kit for Your Space
Cabinets and grow gear ship in plain, unbranded boxes with no product names on the outside label. Inspect the carton on arrival, note any damage with the carrier, and report it within the return window. Unused equipment in original packaging can typically be sent back, and our support team will help with sizing, missing parts, or a replacement fan if something arrives faulty.
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A 2x2 cabinet is enough for one or two small plants, while a 4x2 fits three or four. Vertical height matters more than width, since most strains double in size after the flip to flowering.
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Yes, if odor is a concern. A cabinet concentrates smell in a small space, so a matched inline fan and carbon filter is the most reliable way to keep it contained.
Most growers vegetate for three to six weeks depending on strain and cabinet height, then switch the timer to 12 hours on and 12 hours off to start flowering.