Meringue DIY DWC Mini Cabinet

This was one of my projects during the past few weeks. It is a cabinet that I got in a second hand shop and that I decided to transform into a growing cabinet. I took out the drawer, cut a few holes, installed all the fans needed (only AC Infinity by the way, sponsor me ! ;) ), I had a hard time finding a light that would work, I first tried with a 150w HPS but the fans didn't cool it down enough that I went for a LED and I chose a thin one to try and respect the distance in between the light and the plant. I then had to choose the growing medium, I went for a 2 Gallon Bucket that I painted in black and changed into a DWC system, I made two lids, one with two 2" net pots for germination and one with a 4" net pot for the rest of the growing. I still have adjustments to make but it seems to work well for now. This is my first time doing hydroponic and it is going to be a challenge, especially in such small space, but I loved building the furniture and I will love using it. I first started with 2 seeds of Cheese from Dinafem that I got a while ago for free. The first one germinated but then froze since the cabinet was outside at that time, I brought it inside to finish it and the second seed germinated. To replace the other seed, I wanted to try another free seed that I got a while back from Paradise Seeds, the Nebula, I put it in Rockwool on Nov 1st. I will only grow one of them, let's see if it pops, then you will choose which strain you want ! UPDATE : 11/06 - Found out that the other Cheese seed was rotten (probably was cause of the freeze like the other one I'm thinking), had to throw it away and replaced it by another Nebula seed from PS. Changed the solution and here we go for a new run ! UPDATE : 11/22 - None of the Nebula seeds in the Rockwool has popped so I decided to germinate them another way and filled small jars of tap water, shook them for O2 and dumped another seed of Nebula and a seed of Original Cheese, also from Paradise seeds (both where given as samples a while ago). 8 days later none of them has popped yet so I decided to try out another sample I received, but a couple month ago this time. Same technique in the jar and 2 days later, BOOM ! Meringue seed from Dutch Passion has popped. Made the usual solution and put it in Rockwool. I also added two extra LED that I will be using during flowering and a small heater cause nights (and days) are getting chilly... UPDATE : 12/01 - The Meringue seedling is doing great, none of the other seeds have cracked yet. But I am very happy with this Dutch Passion strain, I wanted to try it out anyways, but in other conditions.