60% daytime RH at 72F is insanely moist for a tent holding that much plants, as the plants grow they create a much larger respiratory footprint, especially at night. We optimize every detail of daytime, we tend to forget about photosynthesis and its nighttime brother "cellular respiration". 60%RH at night is easily going up to 75+%. This will trigger plants to start to close their stomata and cease to process any energy and carbon collected during day.
If water vapor cannot escape from the leafs at night because rh is too high, no new water can come up, meaning no nutrient, less cooling.
Nutrients build up in medium over time as water is not cycling causing ph to drift, this will appear as nute deficiency but it's not its likely just ph drift.
Solution:
Check ph, check ec. Control rh to get water cycling correctly again, if ph is outta whack deal with that first.