Hmm it could simply be that your plant is in the final 2-5 weeks of its flowering so it's starting to eat up the Nitrogen in the leaves, which is completely normal. It could also be that your PH is off so it's not getting all the nutrients it needs. Are there any signs of decay or necrosis(dying leaves or parts of leaves), or leaves falling off often? I recently had a fungus knat issue in which they were killing my roots with their larva. It happened because I was not letting my soil dry enough which leads to bacteria or fungus growing in the soil, that fungus knats love. It looked like a nutrient or PH problem at first, but then lower leaves started to yellow and fall off rather quickly. Also, the new upper leaves were slowly dying and showing brown dead spots which would get bigger as the leaf died. Hopefully that's not the case but it's something to look out for.