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After the answer that it might be potassium deficiency (and hey, going in to flower), I added some flora micro and bloom to the foliar spray I did, and that seemed to slow/arrest the yellowing leaves. I stopped the foliar and continued feeding similar to the indoor coco grow, but the yellower started up again.
Foliar fed this morning (calmag, micro, bloom, liquid koolbloom), and I think I'll continue every other day well into flower. Because of the volume, I'm using tap water, rather than RO for the outdoor grow, so that's almost 600 EC before I add anything. As such, the concentration of nutes making it in is lower than I'd like; hopefully the foliar spray well off set this.
Assuming I don't lose the harvest to pests/thieves/mold/rot, and I grow outdoors next year, I'll likely try super soil.
Problem is mainly occurring on leaves near the top, but not the newest growth. Initially are less green, then start to yellow followed with brown spots. The oldest leaves near the bottom are seeing some effects, but as acute as the mid-upper leaves. Curl likely due to warm temp