I think a lot of plants have the most energy right when they start to spring back to life this time of year. That you can do all sorts of torture to them now and they will recover just fine because they are so pumped up and actively growing. But there is this touchy period when digging and dividing or potting up upsets the balance. There is basically no way to determine when that magic moment is - so I say, if the sprouts look healthy go ahead and dig and pot up. If the plant looks weak, leave it alone unless you would rather go ahead and replace it. In my fruit area I have plenty of doubled up plants, because I thought one was dying so I cut it back and planted a new one only to have the original plant return later and now I have two of them growing side by side (when they get bigger, one of them will have to go).

Hi don't throw your money away buy cheaper bulbs they work as good as grow lites and if you are only growing seedlings and not planing on fully maturing your plants,cool white or any of the others are fine just keepum close and watch for burning and most important be able to move lights easily, up and down without accidents.If you are shooting for full grown plants then by all means use High Pressure Sodium(4'x4'-5'x5'sq' area $100.00 to 175.00 400watt)this is high but it will do the job and if you are indoors and heat is a problem I have devised a method which uses hurricane chimney with a fan attached to force the heat generated from the bulb out of the grow room and also let's you get the light closer.Interested in this venture let me know and I will teach how to's.

He explains most things in weather patterns and does not jump to alarmist positions arbitrarily. Due to this , people dislike him.. He actually bridges the gap between the two camps if you listen to him. He sees water vapor as much more a climate modulator than Carbon. After a series of super el niños, the base line temperature drop between them has climbed because so much water vapor has been injected into the atmosphere. That is his explanation. He is very interested to see if this coming el nino will have a reduced baseline after that is lower or higher. He also studies patterns and uses analog years and historical observations going back over a hundred years to explain much of what people jump to the climate change umbrella. I like to watch him because he sticks to science and patterns. He runs a paid weather service because he is often correct. Investors and industry use him a lot. I never used an emoticon and I have remained civil.

I don't know if your unit can be repaired or not. The clicking noise you described is often an indication of a problem relay. Coupled with the wacky behavior of the damper motor, I'm guessing it's a relay in the damper motor control circuit. FWIW, I've installed two ERVs which also exhausted air from the bathrooms. When a bath vent fan switch was turned on, the units would increase in speed to ventilate the bathroom(s). I found that works better on paper then it does in reality. I recommend you install bath vent fans dedicated to individual bathrooms and not use the ERV to perform that function.