when I received my package on the 30th of march,just a few short days after payment i received my first led light.I had done some research on leds and have found that there are few reputable companies IMO. out there on the market today. so when receiving such fast responses via email and the good things i heard about their product via the web. i decided to take the plunge into leds, more importantly my first led! a couple days passed My package arrived quickly and no visual damage was present!The customer services i received from C.L.W. was indeed 1st class service. Seeing i was pleased with the service, i was anxious to open the product up!Upon opening the my package i was really pleased with the way they took shipping a 500 dollar light seriously!yet again im impressed!i have an array of flowers ,plants , and vegetables i will be vegging under my veg master Solar flare 220.i am impressed and in a few days i will start the actual review from led to plant.

sorry i received may 30th not march lol!

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Don't forget pictures in normal lighting too...


SME

its been 2 weeks since the lights been hung up and my plants under it!the plants love the light.i have 2 ice bombs from bomb seeds and a fruity chronic juice as well from delicious seeds. I only had experience one other time with a metal halide set up, and the difference in IMO is drastic. the plants look healthier i don't need an ac to cool the down the room, as the led barely puts out any heat itself . maybe a 5 -10 degrees difference at most. for the size of the plants compared to mh they are about 4 inches shorter and much stockier with more vibrant green then i ever seen with metal halide.so far as of now my plants love the light so i love the light. ive been a busy bee so i will post pictures soon.my solar flare is in a 3.5x3.5x6 room with 3 plants and 5 clones. btw the led also i feel made mmy clones root faster as it only took about 5 days. but could have been the strain.ill post pics soon, this light so far imo is amazing!

Those are the tiniest pictures I've ever (not) seen...