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Complete Pack without Carbon Filter 80x80cm - 0.6m²: The Simple Solution to Get Started

Complete packs without carbon filters 80x80cm - 0.6m² are perfect for starting indoor cultivation without the hassle of odor management. These kits include everything you need: grow tent, LED lighting, ventilation, and accessories. Ideal for beginners or for...

Complete Pack without Carbon Filter 80x80cm - 0.6m²: The Simple Solution to Get Started

Complete packs without carbon filters 80x80cm - 0.6m² are perfect for starting indoor cultivation without the hassle of odor management. These kits include everything you need: grow tent, LED lighting, ventilation, and accessories. Ideal for beginners or for growing low-odor varieties in a compact 0.64m² space.

Why choose a pack without a carbon filter for 0.6m²

Frankly, when you're just starting out or growing classic aromatic plants, there's no need to bother with a carbon filter. These packs simplify installation: fewer components, less noise, and most importantly, less pressure drop on the ventilation. The fan runs more freely, which improves air exchange in your 0.6m². The integrated LED lighting typically consumes between 100 and 200W, perfect for this surface without generating too much heat. Direct extraction is more than enough to remove hot air and maintain a stable temperature between 20 and 26°C.

The economic advantage is also significant: you save 80 to 120€ compared to a pack with a filter, a budget you can reinvest in better nutrients or complementary accessories. Maintenance is also simplified: no activated carbon to replace every 6-12 months.

How to choose your 80x80cm pack without a filter

For a 0.6m² surface, aim for LED lighting between 150 and 240W actual power. Below that, your plants will stretch; above that, you're wasting energy. The optimal PPFD is between 400 and 600 µmol/m²/s during vegetative growth, 600 to 900 µmol/m²/s during flowering. For ventilation, an extractor of 100 to 150 m³/h is more than enough to renew the air 15 to 20 times per hour in this 1.28m³ volume.

The height of the tent is crucial: a minimum of 160cm to have clearance for suspended lighting. Allow 40-50cm between the LED and the canopy, plus 20cm for suspension. Make sure the pack includes a programmable timer: essential for automating 18/6 cycles during vegetative growth and 12/12 during flowering. Ratchet hangers for suspending the light and a hygrometer thermometer are also must-haves.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this pack without a carbon filter sufficient to ventilate an 80x80cm tent without strong odors?

Absolutely, for growing classic aromatics or vegetables. Direct extraction effectively renews the air in these 0.6m² and removes humidity. However, if you are growing very pungent varieties, your neighbors might smell something, especially during flowering. In this case, adding a small 100mm carbon filter post-purchase is still possible on most setups.

How to install the PureLED Q240 in the Hydroshoot 80 and at what distance from the plants?

Hang the LED from the crossbars with the included ratchet straps, centered in the tent. Start at 60cm from seedlings, then gradually move closer: 40-45cm during vegetative growth, 30-35cm during flowering depending on the plants' reaction. If the top leaves turn yellow or curl, it's too close. A lux meter or a smartphone app helps you aim for 25000-35000 lux during vegetative growth, 45000-65000 lux during flowering.

What's the difference between this pack and packs with a carbon filter for a small 0.6m² area?

The main difference is odor management and airflow. With a filter, you eliminate 95% of odors but lose 20-30% of extraction flow due to the carbon's resistance. Without a filter, air circulates better, and ventilation is more efficient and quieter. Price-wise, expect an 80-120€ difference. For 0.6m², if odors are not an issue, the filter-less pack is more logical and performs better.

How to program the timer for vegetative and flowering cycles with this pack?

During vegetative growth: 18 hours of light, 6 hours of darkness (18/6). Program the light to turn on around 6 AM to take advantage of off-peak electricity hours. Ventilation can run continuously or in cycles of 15min ON / 15min OFF depending on the temperature. For flowering, switch to a strict 12/12 cycle: 12 hours of light, 12 hours of absolute darkness. Be careful, even a small red LED can disrupt flowering, so check the light-tightness of your space.

Should I clean the grow box and fan after each grow, and how?

Yes, it's essential to prevent diseases and pests. Disassemble everything, vacuum plant debris, then clean the walls with 70% alcohol or diluted bleach. The fan is easy to disassemble: clean the blades with a dry brush then a damp cloth. Let it dry for 24 hours before reassembly. Take the opportunity to check the condition of the ducts and replace the substrate. This routine takes 2 hours but saves you a lot of sanitary trouble.

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What LED power should I choose for an 80x80cm space?
   

For an 80x80cm space, which is 0.64m², I generally recommend a real horticultural LED power between 150 and 200 Watts. This ensures optimal light coverage and good penetration for most crops. It's important to refer to the actual power consumed, not an equivalent power.

How do I install a complete 80x80cm indoor grow kit?
   

Installing an 80x80cm complete kit is designed to be simple. I advise starting by assembling the tent, then hanging the LED lighting in the center. Next, install the ventilation system by connecting the extractor and intake fan if present. Don't forget accessories like the thermometer/hygrometer. I explain the assembly of some of our kits in more detail in this video.

What is the difference between a kit with and without a carbon filter?
   

The main difference, as its name suggests, is the presence of an activated carbon filter. A kit with a filter is essential if you are growing strong-smelling plants, as it effectively neutralizes odors. A kit without a filter, like those in this category, is ideal if you are growing low-odor varieties or if odor management is not a priority for your environment. It's a perfect choice for beginners who want a simple solution.

How far should I place the LED lamp from the plants?
   

The ideal distance between your LED lamp and your plants depends on the fixture's power and the growth stage. Generally, I start with a distance of about 30 to 45 cm for seedlings and young plants, then I can gradually reduce it to 20-30 cm during vegetative growth and flowering, always monitoring for signs of light stress on the plants. The goal is to optimize light intensity without burning the leaves.

How many hours of light per day for indoor growing?
   

For indoor growing, the light cycle varies depending on your plants' development stage. During the vegetative growth phase, I recommend a cycle of 18 hours of light and 6 hours of darkness. For flowering, you need to switch to a cycle of 12 hours of light and 12 hours of darkness. These cycles mimic natural seasons and are crucial for the proper development of most plant species.

Which indoor grow kit should I choose to start?
   

To start, I highly recommend a complete kit like those in this 80x80cm category without a carbon filter. They include everything you need and are simple to install. The absence of a filter simplifies initial management and reduces cost, which is perfect for getting familiar with indoor growing. It's a turnkey solution that allows you to get started without hassle.

What mistakes should I avoid with horticultural LED lighting?
   

The most common mistake is placing the LED too close or too far from the plants, which can lead to light stress or lack of energy. You should also avoid not respecting the appropriate light cycles for each phase. Finally, poor ventilation can lead to heat buildup under the LED, even if LEDs heat up less than other technologies. Good adjustment is the key to success.

Which LED spectrum should I choose for growth and flowering?
   

For indoor growing, I prefer full spectrum horticultural LEDs. These lamps emit light that contains all the wavelengths necessary for the plant, from vegetative growth to flowering. They are very versatile and allow for excellent results without having to change lamps between different phases. This is what I most often find in our grow kits.

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