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Hi GW, If you ever need another on your panel give me a shout; purely for the science of course.

Condolences Nova & RIP Bali

holy chit :eek: :watchplant:

Alistair I too would reveg the pheno you wish to save. Cloning fully developed buts will work but as you suspect you will have to keep an eye on mould. Do you have any H2o2; you could add some to kill all the nasty's when you mist. They take a fair while to root, 20 days is the longest...

Who cares what they are, drench the soil with eco neem and put an inch of fine sand on the pot. Waste em all let God take care of em.

I would go with humidity as the major issue. Hit it with the H2o2 and or a suplhur burner, to kill any of the mould spores in the room.

multiply them all together 5.25 x 3 x 2 = 31.5

The exhaust fan would help with humidity overall, the fans may help with micro humidity at sub canopy level but unlikely to affect the room rH.

It should be ok, can you put it on the lowest speed? The only thing I'd be cautious about is snapping a stem, if it wasn't blowing hard enough to do that I wouldn't worry about it. I'd be surprised if two oscillating fans had too much affect on humidity.

Does your good lady have a sister?

Provided the stem didn't snap in half it should be ok, you'll be amazed what abuse they can take.

a picture would be very handy

It's a shame you can't document the treatment and offer it up to vets as an alternative, especially for those that might be inclined to prescribe it.

I smell tinned ham!

More likely the chocolate or all that sugar that resulted in that dogs demise. Glad to hear you pooch is holding up well nova.

The timer relays power to the contactor, which is basically a very heavy duty electrical switch that is usually capable of handling more juice. (in simple terms)

Analog timers generally have narrow or fixed frequency and on/off cycles, whereas digitals generally are the opposite. Ensure that the timer is capable of switching the load, a contactor is a decent investment if you are switching big loads. Nothing gives a grow away like the building burnt...

http://www.justfans.co.uk/tdsilent-series-inline-mixed-flow-duct-p-584.html You have to add another £72 for 8" or 200mm, but these guys have them, and still saves you £100. I'd have to ask whether you'd need that much though. Assuming your tents were 2m tall you have 4m3 in total, lets say...

keep it as far from the clones as possible. Got any cfls and a desk lamp?

Certainly not heat stress then.