Tenax® Hortonova® Plant Trellis Net 48in x 8ft 5.9in — 5.9in Mesh Mesh — White

Tenax Hortonova Plant Trellis Net -- 48in x 8ft 5.9in, 5.9in Mesh, White

Tenax Hortonova is a widely used flexible polypropylene trellis netting, made in Italy and stocked by professional indoor cultivators, commercial greenhouse operators, and home growers. This 48in wide x 8ft 5.9in long roll with 5.9in mesh openings provides the flexibility to fit a range of growing space configurations for horizontal canopy management and support during the flowering phase.

Unlike rigid metal or fixed trellis systems, Hortonova flexible netting conforms naturally to the canopy shape of plants as they grow through the mesh, providing individualized support for each branch on the LWA2A150057 roll without restriction. The white color reflects light back up into the lower canopy, improving light distribution to lower bud sites and supporting more uniform canopy development.

Key Features & Benefits

• UV-Stabilized Polypropylene: Made in Italy by Tenax Corporation, durable under both natural and artificial grow lighting.
• 5.9in Mesh Openings: Sized for easy branch manipulation and growth through the net while distributing canopy weight across the growing area.
• Flexible, Not Rigid: Plants grow through the mesh naturally, with each branch receiving individualized support without constriction.
• White for Light Reflection: Improves photon distribution to lower canopy zones that would otherwise receive reduced light intensity.
• Reusable Across Cycles: The LWA2A150057 roll can be removed after harvest, cleaned, and stored for reuse in subsequent growing cycles.
• 48in x 8ft 5.9in Format: Sized for this specific roll; other widths and lengths are available to suit different growing space configurations.

Who Should Use This

Tenax Hortonova is a canopy management tool for indoor cultivators using SCROG-style horizontal trellis training. The 48in x 8ft 5.9in format suits growing spaces from single-tent home operations to commercial rows; longer rolls are typically the more cost-effective choice for standardized deployment across multiple rooms or benches. Pair with bamboo garden stakes or other vertical supports to suspend the netting at the ideal canopy height above growing containers.

Compatibility

Compatible with all growing systems and media types. Install the LWA2A150057 horizontally above the canopy using bamboo garden stakes, metal rods, or overhead support structures, then guide plant branches through the mesh as they grow. Available in multiple widths and lengths to suit every growing space size and configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is Hortonova installed in a grow room?

Install Hortonova horizontally above your growing containers at the desired canopy height, typically 8 to 18 inches above the top of the growing medium. Attach the netting to a frame, support poles, or overhead structure, then guide branches through the mesh openings as plants grow to distribute the canopy evenly across the trellis.

What is SCROG training and how does Hortonova support it?

SCROG (Screen of Green) is a plant training technique where a horizontal screen or net is installed above the canopy to guide plants into a flat, even growth profile that makes fuller use of available grow light. Branches are woven through the trellis mesh as they grow, creating a uniform canopy where bud sites receive more even light exposure.

Can Hortonova be reused between growing cycles?

Yes. After harvest, carefully cut or untie the netting from its support structure, remove any plant matter from the mesh, clean with a diluted disinfectant solution, rinse with clean water, and allow it to dry completely before storage or reuse.

What width and length does the LWA2A150057 roll provide?

This SKU is 48in wide by 8ft 5.9in long with 5.9in mesh openings. Choose a width that matches or slightly exceeds your growing area, and a length suited to a single panel or a continuous roll for larger facilities.

Is white trellis netting better than green?

White netting is generally preferred in indoor growing environments because it reflects light back up into the lower canopy rather than absorbing it, improving the penetration of artificial grow lighting to lower bud sites. Green netting is more common outdoors, where blending into foliage matters more than light reflection.