There’s something about spring that makes everything feel new - including your grow tent. Whether you’re coming off a winter grow cycle or just ready to switch things up, now is the perfect time to give your setup a reset.Here’s how to clean, refresh, and re-plan your indoor garden so it’s ready to thrive through spring and beyond.Step 1: Clean Your Grow Tent from Top to BottomA clean tent is the foundation for a healthy grow. Before planting anything new, take some time to wipe down every surface inside your grow space.What to clean:Walls and frame: Use a mild bleach solution or hydrogen peroxide mix to disinfect the interior walls and metal poles. Focus on seams, corners, and zippers where mold or pests can hide.Floor tray and pots: Remove and clean the drip tray and any reused containers. Rinse thoroughly and let them dry fully before reassembly.Fans and filters: Wipe fan blades, dust vent covers, and replace carbon filters if they’re over a grow cycle old. Dirty filters reduce efficiency and can spread odor.If you're in need of replacement parts, check out our collection of [ventilation kits], [replacement filters], and other [grow tent accessories].Step 2: Recalibrate and Reset Your GearNow’s the time to make sure everything is functioning properly. Go through your gear with fresh eyes and reset your environmental controls.Checklist:Timers: Reprogram your timers for the new light cycle you’ll be running.Lights: Inspect for flickering or burnt-out LEDs and make sure your hanging height matches your next crop's needs. We’ve got a range of [LED grow lights] if it’s time for an upgrade.Hygrometers and controllers: Double-check that temperature and humidity sensors are reading accurately. If needed, calibrate or replace.Step 3: Refresh Your Grow PlanWith your tent cleaned and gear dialed in, it's time to decide what to grow. Spring is a great season for fast-growing, leafy plants and herbs that love moderate temperatures.Beginner-friendly spring crops:LettuceSpinachArugulaBasilCilantroChivesMicrogreensWant to go a step further? Plan a 2-3 month rotation. Start with fast-growers like microgreens or arugula while your longer-term crops establish. This keeps your tent productive from day one.If you're starting from scratch, grab a [propagation kit] or [seedling tray] to speed up your workflow.Step 4: Inspect, Replace, or UpgradeSpring is a natural time to take inventory. Look over your full setup and ask yourself:Are any parts showing wear or damage?Would fresh netting, a new light schedule, or a better fan make your next cycle more efficient?Is your tent the right size for your goals?Browse our full range of [grow tents] and [lighting] to see what’s new - or just to plan for your next upgrade.A Clean Slate, a Strong StartJust like your plants, your grow tent benefits from a fresh start. A quick spring reset helps prevent issues before they begin, and sets the stage for a smoother, more productive season.Clean up. Recalibrate. Rethink your next grow. Then watch it flourish.
There’s something about spring that makes everything feel new - including your grow tent. Whether you’re coming off a winter grow cycle or just ready to switch things up, now is the perfect time to give your setup a reset. Here’s how to clean, refresh, and re-plan your indoor garden so it’s ready to thrive through spring and beyond. Step 1: Clean Your Grow Tent from Top to Bottom A clean tent is the foundation for a healthy grow. Before planting anything new, take some time to wipe down every surface inside your grow space. What to clean: Walls and frame: Use a mild bleach solution or hydrogen peroxide mix to disinfect the interior walls and metal poles. Focus on seams, corners, and zippers where mold or pests can hide. Floor tray and pots: Remove and clean the drip tray and any reused containers. Rinse thoroughly and let them dry fully before reassembly. Fans and filters: Wipe fan blades, dust vent covers, and replace carbon filters if they’re over a grow cycle old. Dirty filters reduce efficiency and can spread odor. If you're in need of replacement parts, check out our collection of [ventilation kits], [replacement filters], and other [grow tent accessories]. Step 2: Recalibrate and Reset Your Gear Now’s the time to make sure everything is functioning properly. Go through your gear with fresh eyes and reset your environmental controls. Checklist: Timers: Reprogram your timers for the new light cycle you’ll be running. Lights: Inspect for flickering or burnt-out LEDs and make sure your hanging height matches your next crop's needs. We’ve got a range of [LED grow lights] if it’s time for an upgrade. Hygrometers and controllers: Double-check that temperature and humidity sensors are reading accurately. If needed, calibrate or replace. Step 3: Refresh Your Grow Plan With your tent cleaned and gear dialed in, it's time to decide what to grow. Spring is a great season for fast-growing, leafy plants and herbs that love moderate temperatures. Beginner-friendly spring crops: Lettuce Spinach Arugula Basil Cilantro Chives Microgreens Want to go a step further? Plan a 2-3 month rotation. Start with fast-growers like microgreens or arugula while your longer-term crops establish. This keeps your tent productive from day one. If you're starting from scratch, grab a [propagation kit] or [seedling tray] to speed up your workflow. Step 4: Inspect, Replace, or Upgrade Spring is a natural time to take inventory. Look over your full setup and ask yourself: Are any parts showing wear or damage? Would fresh netting, a new light schedule, or a better fan make your next cycle more efficient? Is your tent the right size for your goals? Browse our full range of [grow tents] and [lighting] to see what’s new - or just to plan for your next upgrade. A Clean Slate, a Strong Start Just like your plants, your grow tent benefits from a fresh start. A quick spring reset helps prevent issues before they begin, and sets the stage for a smoother, more productive season. Clean up. Recalibrate. Rethink your next grow. Then watch it flourish.
