Late flowering bud leaves turning yellow?

I had an issue with a uncalibrated ph pen several weeks back which ended up making a bunch of leaves spotted and deficient. I since got a new ph pen and fixed the issues (i think). Last three weeks the leaves started the same but she kept growing bigger and bigger buds so i figured everyone was okay.
Now, she’s starting to get temper bud leaves. Is this normal or what should I do to correct??

running dwc, on the attached nute schedule. Had to dilute the mid flower ec because it was burning but I was running wk 10-11 as is. Today was the first time ph went down when I checked so i added only water to dilute. It’s at about 0.8-0.9 ec now.

Roots are perfect condition. Res at 68-70, rh at 50 tent at 78. Trichs are still glassy clear.

Ugh, typing on my phone makes a ton of typos. sorry about that. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

I would suggest never following a given schedule of nuts by manufacture our the gate. Always go 50% or less and work your way up to that schedule when the plants show they luv it. Way to hot and I dont know why they do it? maybe to sell product. no idea even medium or any details. bud looks nice.

Relaxed said:

I would suggest never following a given schedule of nuts by manufacture our the gate. Always go 50% or less and work your way up to that schedule when the plants show they luv it. Way to hot and I dont know why they do it? maybe to sell product. no idea even medium or any details. bud looks nice.

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That schedule is already 1/2 strength compared to mfg's schedule. Geeze, auto's use barely any nutes at all....

GTConsulting said:

That schedule is already 1/2 strength compared to mfg's schedule. Geeze, auto's use barely any nutes at all....

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Yep. I wonder how any of these companies stay in bus with the burned plants on their schedule. I go mainly all seabird guano and they love it. easy. After a while new goes away you just want to get on easy auto pilot as I have many hobbies and don't want a lab of constant need.