Grow1 Trellis Netting - 5 x 60 ft - Red - 6-in Squares

Keep Plants Upright and Reachable - 5 x 60 ft Red Net

Heavy, sprawling growth bends stems, crowds the canopy and makes harvest harder. This trellis netting gives plants a taut grid to climb or lean on, and its open squares let you reach through to work the crop. It is made of flexible polyester that is nonflammable.

At 5 x 60 ft, this single roll suits growers who need to cover a long row or bench run, from a regular indoor grower with several rows to a small commercial room. You can cut or section it to fit smaller spaces.

Key Features & Benefits

• 6-in square mesh — lets you reach through to prune, tend and harvest with less damage to plants.
• Polyester construction — flexible and durable, so the net stays taut under crop weight.
• Nonflammable material — adds a measure of safety around grow lights and equipment.
• 5 x 60 ft size — covers long rows in one piece.
• Red colour — makes the net easy to see in the growing area.

Who Should Use Grow1 Trellis Netting

Growers of vining fruits and vegetables and other flowering crops who need dependable plant support. It fits indoor rooms, greenhouses and hydroponic setups where canopy structure matters.

About Grow1 Trellis Netting

Grow1 Trellis Netting is a red polyester plant support net measuring 5 x 60 ft with 6-in square openings. It is sold as one roll.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size is the mesh?
A: The openings are 6-in squares. This is wide enough to reach through for tending and harvest.

Q: What is the net made of?
A: It is made of polyester, which is flexible and durable. The material is nonflammable.

Q: How large is one roll?
A: One unit measures 5 x 60 ft. It is sold each.

Q: Can I use it for vegetative growth and flowering?
A: Yes. The net supports plants through vegetative growth and flowering, and you can raise it as plants get taller.

Q: What does a reach-through mesh do?
A: It is a grid with openings large enough for your hand and arm. You can prune and harvest without removing the net or pulling stems out of it.