Hydrofarm HGN84 Flexible Polyethylene, 4 x 8', 6" Mesh Trellis Netting, 4' x 8'

I did.. for a couple hours one day.. not too long to look for find the price for this was a lot more attractive than the amount of time and effort it would take to craft one 1/4th the size by hand.I have cut and used 2 squares so far, repurposing those now with enough to set up gardens for next year

Wish I had gotten this long before I did for my cucumber plants. By the time I did get it, the plants had spread and it was hard to train them to this trellis material. My fault, not the product. But the ones that I did get to work with it did real well. I had never used anything like a trellis to hold my cukes up off the ground before. It was nice to finally see some hanging a few feet off the ground for easy picking. Next year it will be strung the day the plants go in the ground, that way they can get started vining up the trellis. I like the 3.5 inch net spacing better than the 5 inch that I got for my tomatoes. It seems to be better at holding the plants to them. I have to say that I had a much better garden this year by using these trellises, still getting a lot of tomatoes on my plants here in upstate NY. The previous 2 years without them was a big waste of time, nothing really produced. I have given away a lot of my canned products to my family members where the last years I only froze a couple of packages that I managed to pick.

I’m pleasantly surprised. This is relatively inexpensive but has held up well. I have it fairly tightly tacked up to two four by four fence posts and despite only being supported at the corners it’s lasted for almost two months through some pretty foul weather. Even with the weight of our cucumber plants it hasn’t sagged and doesn’t seem very stressed. I can’t say whether I’d get more than one growing season from it but it isn’t really intended for that.Now it is very light weight. The material is little more than the thickness of a thick fishing line. So take that into consideration.The cucumbers seem to like it and that’s what matters.

An easy set up for plans such as Mandevilla or clematis

I used this as a 'scrog' netting for plants in my grow tent. It held them down well and I was able to stretch and hang items on the net without issue. A few accidental cuts didn't ruin the tension.The folding is well done and the product has yet to tangle even after months of storage after cutting.I would buy it again if I needed but it's still holding up very well and not stretched out.

I purchased this to use for scrogging my plants in my indoor grow room. I had expected something with a heavier weight string making up the netting. When I took it out of the package it just seemed like a tangled mess. I decided not to even deal with it and ended up just using rope and twine to weave my own scrog in place.I guess if you were to set it up ahead of time it might work okay, but for me it's just to fine a netting to deal with in my setup. There was nothing in the description that indicated this so I took a chance, but had no real expectation since this was my first time buying trellis netting. I expect there are others that are heavier, but I'll just stick with my own method. Worked out better. So in a way, buying this gave me a better idea for how to build my own better scrog - so there is that.I'm not saying don't buy it, but if you're expecting something "heavy duty", this is not it.

I read some negative reviews among the very positive ones and agree with the glowing reports. This netting is really easy to unwrap and install. Just right for holding up my sweet peas. I stretched it out as long as each row and threaded a long pole through each end. It was quick and easy. I'm waiting to see if I need to thread a pole through the mid section. The smaller holes than the typical seem just right.

As Ordered - Happy with Product

Caída de una red ligera y fibrosa que no puede soportar el peso de las plantas. Fotos de productos falsas y engañosas en Amazon.

A bit flimsy. It's OK but I've bought other trellis net that has heavier twine. It wasn't expensive and lasted all season so it's acceptable.

it works

O..K.

i bought 3 of these but the last one the netting was form wrong and the squires are on a 45 degree angle but i made it work