Soil has a white frosty stuff on it. PLEASE HELP IDENTIFY

these are some pics of soil cant see it that good but just wanna make sure its nothing serious like mold,. But the plant looks good to me but imma newbie first timer... And also here are some pics of my plant now 13 days old i know my setup isnt all that pretty but its what i got. some pointers would be nice and try and be kind i said newbie...

what kind of soil are you using? I've never seen that but it looks like some kind of mold.

Im using happy frog organic soil,

But its only in this pot the other one is fine it look like it could be moss or something but when i just looked at it again again it was going away. The lil white pieces in there are perlite but the other stuff dont know. And Im trying to get my humidity up from 27% to at least between 30-40% maybe i should turn off one the fans HELP ME HELP ME PLEASE

Looks much like a myco web to me, absolutely nothing to worry about. Does anyone know if Happy Frog comes with mycorrhizae in it?

yeah, i was going to say myco hyphae too..... i think HF has added endomyco......

thanks for the info and what do you guys think of my plant and setup do i need more light?

Mold. All should cultivate the soil every week at least. Break it up to a depth of 6" or so. Don't sweat the root - they are anxiously awaiting the oxygen you will be sending them. Plant looks good for age but pour the light to it and get a lot of air moving to keep growth occurring. Go big to grow big. Big on lights, containers and air.

Its nothing, blow some fans around.

A human eye can't see hyphae. And it's not mychorr* either unless you have pockets of mycho* spores expanded in your mix. It's mycelia. Either way tou have a really good mix.

not to split hairs or anything, but individual hyphae are microscopic, however, mycelia are hyphal bundles.

that would make us both right.

I use happy frog and five weeks into flower I do not have this issue, I have a great fan system that moves the air 24/7

thats nada I have all the time , its the myco are referring to, I have it all the time