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Beginner paranoia

I have an AC Infinity T3 humidifier. You can program it to reach whatever level of humidity you want and it'll maintain it. It has a 4.5 Liter reservoir. It also has a probe that you hang to monitor the humidity. Input jack is a little loose but otherwise it works perfectly. If you're interested I'll sell it to you. I have another that isn't programmable that also works well. I thought I would need a humidifier but where I'm at it stays pretty humid so I don't need it.
 
I think you're worrying too much about your humidity at this stage. Very soon, your plants are going to be much larger and putting out a lot more moisture and the humidity will rise on its own in your small tent. They will survive the next couple of weeks just fine. Like I said, I grow in a small tent too. A humidifier is unnecessary.

More concerning are the yellow lower leaves on your plant which indicate a potential nitrogen deficiency and you really want to avoid that while vegetating. That could be causing the droop. The upper leaves look plenty dark, but nitrogen is a mobile nutrient. Is your pH too low? Or maybe you need to increase the nitrogen supplementation?

You didn't indicate if these are photos or autos. If they are photos, have you flipped to 12/12 yet?
 
So Felicia looks a lot better after I watered today and added a humidifier I set to 60%
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With autos, usually you want to give them at least 18 hrs of light for the best yield. I've even seen 20/4 or 24/0 used by some growers but I've not tried it. As far as I know, 12/12 could slightly decrease your yields. But a healthy plant will always yield more than a stressed one, so you have to listen to what your girls need!

It still looks to me like there is an issue other than humidity going on, but if the humidifier is working, then clearly my thumb is not green.
 
I feel like there might be something else too but I can't pinpoint it, currently the humidifier is working, they were a humidity of about 34-39 their whole life until today but it sprung up really good which I'm glad I thought that one was going to die. Temp is normally about 82-84
 
They're in preflower and perhaps flowering but looks like they missed out on the stretch.

I'd just focus on keeping the environment dialled in as best you can.
 
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