Orange flames on my stove after starting growing.

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I started growing and my stove flames have turned orange.
I've got some(hopefully) girls in the basement. Just heat and humidity controlled, and the 4 are just vegging. When I added the heat and humidifier, my gas stove flames turned orange. The stove is about 5 feet to the side of the grow. The grow has a vent fan to outside the house. The room isn't sealed well, yet, and the door opens out to under the stove.

Is this from the humidity from the room?

 

[Ninjadogma]

I started growing and my stove flames have turned orange.
I've got some(hopefully) girls in the basement. Just heat and humidity controlled, and the 4 are just vegging. When I added the heat and humidifier, my gas stove flames turned orange. The stove is about 5 feet to the side of the grow. The grow has a vent fan to outside the house. The room isn't sealed well, yet, and the door opens out to under the stove.

Is this from the humidity from the room?

Yeah, higher moisture content in the air can screw with the air fuel ratio on your stove. Conversely, running your stove will have the effect of reducing room moisture.