Problem ph cause humidificateur

With ur humidifier you should be using distilled water and like one of the other members has said ur humidifier wont effect ur ph in ur soil or water if u are dwc

i wouldnt sweat it to much! Leaves take damage. you're going strong! just defoliate it!

Humidifiers produce steam, which is pure water vapour, which can not/does not carry anything in it. Humidity can not affect pH or nutrition. The picture shows a calcium deficiency, add/increase your cal/mag dosage and your plant will be happier. Plants do not absorb moisture thrrough their leaves, but too high humidity can slow transpiration.

If I'm reading you correctly, you are thinking that because your town water was 8.3ph and you watered with 6.2 that it resulted in the plants getting 7.2.... is that a calculation or did you actually measure the PH of your runoff? I used to do that - because I didn't have a PH pen so I was just estimating... and I was SO wrong! You've got some problems and I think the issue is the PH (which you think, too)... you've got to get a PH pen so your measurements are accurate. I like Apera because it's just as accurate and reliable and easy as Blue Lab but doesn't cost as much. It's worth the investment!!! Get your PH under control and go from there.... and no, your humidifier has nothing to do with the PH of your soil! Best of luck!

This is cal mag deficiency buddy get some calmag

The answer is no buddy , and i agree with @Bloombuster Good luck buddy 👍

Hey, bro! No! You don't need to adjust the acidity in the humidifier; it won't affect the root feeding at all, even in a fabric pot. But don't overdo it with the humidity (not above 50% from the third week of growth), because the plant should get used to absorbing moisture through the roots, not the leaves. Don't pick my answer, as I'm not participating in the contest. Choose the answer from someone who can explain your problem in more detail, my friend.