Couple newb questions

[Agonixx]

I have posted 2 photos one has little ?burned? tips to the new growth yellowing I should say not sure if that’s normal looking or it is yellowing. The other photo is a photo of like the bottom leaves wondering if that is just them hanging because they are heavy or they are dropping for a reason.

final question, I’m having a hard time controlling my humidity, I recently had too much moisture and saw the little white fungus to start to grow on top of the soil so I quickly made adjustments to lower the moisture in the tent. With that said now I have the carbon filter running in there and I can’t get above 45 humidity because the carbon filter is too strong it just sucks all the air out even on the level 1 setting. They are clearly past the point they need the most humidity is 45 really too low? I also haven’t watered yet so I’m kind of thinking it should raise it atleast a littleonce I water.

Thank you all

 

[Fallguy111]

The white fungus on top of soil would is a good sign. With them fabric pots I'd imagine your humidity will rise after watering.

 

[Agonixx]

The white fungus on top of soil would is a good sign. With them fabric pots I'd imagine your humidity will rise after watering.

So I white fungus is good?

 

[Fallguy111]

I was told its a good sign, I believe its mycelium. Any time I cook my soil or mulch I get a layer of this on top of soil or under mulch. I believe the whole point in the no till world is to not break up or damage the mycelium.

 

[hotrodharley]

Got a fan blowing on this plant?

 

[Agonixx]

Got a fan blowing on this plant?

I do

 

[hotrodharley]

I do

Explains the shape and droop of lower leaves.

 

[Agonixx]

Should I not have a fan

 

[Agonixx]

Should I not have a fan

Or maybe bring the fan up a little so it’s not on the plants but keeps air circulation

 

[420 Garden]

You are looking good. If you feel 50 to 55 is better humidity, set a water bowl in or let the tent open (vent/zipper) let the inline pull more air if it's on the lowest setting.

 

[idioddity]

I’m currently growing Northern Lights feminized (bulk/white label seeds from North Atlantic Seed Company). I had that same interveinal yellowing (see photo) in early veg. I diagnosed it as a magnesium deficiency and treated it with epsom salt foliar spray (1 tsp per gallon). I sprayed twice, one week apart at lights-out, and It cleared it up. Not certain that’s what is going on with your plant, but that symptom looks very similar.

 

[Agonixx]

I’m thinking mine could be light related?

 

[Agonixx]

But maybe not, I plan to start feeding foliage pro which has mag in it should be enough ?