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Check the output voltage of the working side first, but an HLG 80 700 should work. It's max voltage is 129 though so it may not be big enough but it would be a little brighter. If that were my light, I'd use the case and do a cob style conversion. Growmau5 does one on YouTube. You're already...

I'm not sure about shipping or imports or whatever, but check out the Bridgelux V22 from digikey. http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/bridgelux/BXRE-40E6500-H-23/976-1339-ND/5774390

The bridgelux V22s are modestly priced and have decent efficiency too.

A mars hydro 300 is good for flowering 2 small plants or 1 decent sized plant. I had a few runs with the blurple lights before going to COBs. Night and day.

An old stand up freezer or fridge with a single door works best for me. They're already air and light tight and they are normally a little over 4 square feet. Plus, theyre free if you can wait for one on craigslist. Perfect for an HLG185---------- pushing whatever chips fit your budget.

Autos work on any light cycle. Pretty much anything can go 12/12 from seed.

If adding another fan, I'd make it an additional exhaust fan and consider fabbing a carbon filter too.

I do not. The cost of seeds isn't that much and I like to try different strains. I'll make a few clones every now and then though.

That slight tip burn is normal. I take very good care of my ladies and some strains will almost always get that little tip burn. Also, I'll agree tahat you're pulling pretty early.

What are you starting with? Is this a vegetable garden that you've been maintaining with compost yearly for the past 20 years? Is this an old piece of lawn that will be garden for the first time ever this year? What does your soil look like? Clay? No till? Ever? A little more info please.

Reducing light will encourage stretch. The plant would think that it is living among a bunch of other plants and try to stretch for the sun. Crank the lights up to keep them short and bushy.

It happens all the time in greenhouses. It's called hardening off...

What kind of bulbs and how many watts? A backup battery for a computer would work if your setup is small enough. It wouldn't last very long, but it would definitely last a couple of seconds.

Even if they did leach chemicals, the ionic structure of the plastics (particularly BPA) is so large that it is pretty much effectively blocked from being taken into the roots. Even if it was in the nutrient uptake, which it wouldn't be, there is no way for it to pass into the meristematic...

Transplant.

Looks a little early.

I see that Bonza has a decent promo going, 75 bucks gets you 14 free seeds and 150 gets 28 free. Kinda waiting to order until I saw a great promo. Who's got it?

Something with haze in the title.

I've actually heard that the white plastic is a very good reflective surface. I have used yogurt cups painted white before and they look pretty similar to yours.

Just asking because I see it has reflectors in 1 pic and not in another.