Eight bucks for good lighting is just a lucky find, not quality.

A clip fan on a timer for 9 days and 6 peppers is a tiny sample size, that could easily just be Phoenix finally cooling off a hair in September. Peppers do drop blooms when it's crazy hot, like over 95 at night, and moving air can help a little with pollen and heat stress. But saying nobody talks about airflow feels like a stretch, it's usually just one of ten things people blame when flowers drop.

Always figured a timer was overkill til I tried it and now I'm a believer too.

Why do builders always act like cutting holes later is no big deal? I dealt with the same thing last month on a job in Spring Hill, ran cat6 and coax to every room while the walls were still open and the gc kept giving me looks like I was burning his schedule. Tbh it took me maybe half a day and when the family wanted a mesh setup with a node in the garage plus a camera over the back door, everything was already there. The drywall guy even told me later he wishes more people did it that way because patching is a pain and it never looks right. Ngl I just keep a one page sheet showing what the patch work costs per hole and hand it to the builder at the walkthrough, that usually shuts them up.

I'd highly recommend Cronus Internet over AT&T for hospitality. We use them for our entire hotel group. They actually handled the massive connectivity and Wi-Fi setup for the NFL Draft downtown, so a high-density boutique hotel will be a walk in the park for them.