I just managed to take a closer look and cut off the dead foliage. Some plants look toast.. I can clearly say this because when I cut through the stem and sqeezed it...water came out... it was all brown. No living tissue... few plants like that communal basket of eppipiata, lowii and jacquelineae, some plants had growth tips that browned. I cut back all the browned portions. Plants like robcantleyii are non-recoverable...everything is mush. I left the whole thing as is. I cut back everything else...jacquelineae, tenuis, jambans..... everything. Burb x ed and macro looked like they had a good growth point...but NO...when I pryed open the folded leaf...there was water and the growth tip was floppy and brown.
Well... I guess all I can do is resist from chucking them away. I'll leave them as be. I watered them with some trichoderma and thats it. I can't do anything else.
@drew
thanks buddy. Don't worry about it. I really appreciate it...but thats too kind. I don't need to rob any of you guys of your own plants. I guess disasters happen. We just have to move on. ALso, I myself have a ramispina. It didn't have any problems along with the singlana in its pot. they did well. they were far away from the pipe's air inlet. Some other plants like lowii seedlings have some damage on their leaves, but the growth points and stems look ok. same with izumiae seedlings. A couple of burbidgeae seedlings look terrible as well but the main burbidgeae from BE looks ok.
I guess within a month or so, I'll start to see the true result of this disaster.
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But..just to note...I haven't mentioned everyone in my posts, but thank you very much to everyone who has taken the time to offer some advice and hope. The community here at TF is indeed special and I am glad to have all your support.