70 is way to low. try about 77 to 82 light on and 74 light off.
man that must be a wicked fan if it can break branches on a plant. never seen one be able to yet. not on its own from the wind off it
70 too low!?! bullshit! below 45degrees is just starting to get too low-unless you are in hydro, as long a roots and water stay around 60s-70s...you are recreating fall for them-if its an indica, it loves it between 45-60 (night-day), sativas are a little warmer, but i still keep mine at 55-70 at the highest (day-night) Thats where all the lovely colors come from...Now if its hydro, you need warmer water, but 70s is fine, 60s are ok, 50s will be too cold but still tolerable for them-after that is gonna shock them
*As far as the fans blowing directly on them, when they are clones and veg i have the fans on high directly at them, they tip some like trees in a strong breeze (some distance is important to not break lil guys), this will make their stems much stronger and thicker so when you put them to flower the heavy nugs wont snap the branches.
During flower, the 1 above my canopy is on high, but not touching the plants, the one at base of plant is oscillating at high directly on the base stems. this gives me tree trunk bases and very strong plants, and the airflow is great because they are on high.
Profilter carbon filters are the best, they are reversible so you can put them at the end of your exhaust and it will actually work better- if you have multiple rooms, you can connect them all w/ 1 large fan, and that filter at very end. I would need 10 filters otherwise, but i have 2-1 at intake and 1 at exhaust point and it clears a LARGE warehouse-8 flower rooms, 1 veg/clone, 1 breed room.
I love how people post that you shouldnt do something-but have never tried it...after everything, i tried growing in FL(hot n humid), now growing in CO- the cold and lower humidity make my plants soooooo much better. ill post some pics soon, just harvest time for the outdoor, and i have some indoor crops finishing too...