I am one of those people who has more ideas than I have follow-through.

I might have the initiative to get started on big projects, but my motivation rapidly wears thin overtime.

Then, I jump onto a new project which lasts an equally short amount of time. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with having shifting interests in a wide number of topics… But my bank account begs to differ. There are always start-up costs with any new hobby or activity. Unfortunately, recently I have been extremely focused on indoor gardening. It turns out, the indoor air quality control necessary for keeping an indoor garden healthy is quite an upstart expense. I had no idea that my central heating, cooling, and air quality control system would not be adequate for managing the indoor air temperature and air quality necessary for my variety of greenery. Then I rapidly found out that my traditional heating, cooling, and ventilation system was doing a lot of damage to my plants. Apparently, all of the dry air that circulates through a central heating, cooling, and air quality control system is not good for your plants over time. I needed more advanced humidity control and accurate temperature regulation to keep my garden growing happily. I have slowly been consulting with the local heating, cooling, and air quality control specialist to improve my heating and cooling system. At this point, it looks like this total HVAC renovation project for better humidity control is going to make my indoor garden the most expensive hobby of them yet.

Digital thermostat