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I'm definitely not complaining =) Thanks for the quick responses.

Some of my red wigglers have crossed the border from their beds into my trash cans of leaf mold. Is this still a fungal dominant compost, or will the worms have made it more bacterial? Maybe a bit of both? They completely ate it all, it's just castings now.

I haven't had the pleasure of using a Volcano, but my Arizer Extreme Q seems to work very well for me. I've never used it with regs, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. I've pretty much retired the bong and other smoking devices since I received it.

Your logic seems sounds. For me, I try to keep vegging RH around 50-60% and flowering more around 45-50%. Better for it to be lower RH than too high, imo.

I would consider 30-45% humidity as relatively low. Mine gets up to 60% at times with no noticeable problems.

Organicare is Botanicares organic line, if you wanted to try them and keep it organic. They seem to work well for me, though I have no real means of comparison.

Start making a big pile of leaves. Keep it moist, I cover mine with cardboard here in Texas since it gets so hot and dry. It will take 6 months to a year before you can use it, but leaf mold is an excellent replacement for peat or coco. I'd say it's even better, actually.