Marley: if you're going to be an Aerogardener, don't start messing with it. It's a compact, complete, self contained table top growing system designed to grow culinary herbs and veggies but you can grow weed in it but if you know what you're doing.
1. You're limited to growing: one, two or possibly three small plants from small strains in it. The seven holes make people greedy and after two plants it gets tricky.
2. I have no idea what the color or K measurement is on the lights, but they work great for vegging. Aimed Mylar covered reflectors will help recycle the light you already paid for back up to illuminate the parts of your plants that are usually shaded.
3. You'll flower by manipulating the photo period. The new models do it internally and the older ones require an external timer and a figure eight cord. You only have one lamp that fits it and it's proprietary.
4. Keep the lights 1 to 2 inches off the tops of your plants.
5. Their nutes are not good for flowering our favorite herb so settle on another brand. Technaflora's, "Recipe for Success," $30 sample/starter kit will last you a long time in an A/G.
6. Check and adjust your pH daily and change your nutes weekly and you swhould be successful. I hope that helps. HSA