The new leaves at the top are coming in with yellow tips, what could it be?
I no longer have space to raise the LEDs, they're about 30cm from the plants. Could it be that?
It does look like light stress. If you don't have an option to dim your lights and can't move your lights any higher, I would try to lst. In the past I have combined mild supercropping and lst on the highest points when I couldn't move my light higher. I would also add an extra .5 mL of cal-mag per gallon of feed water. Sometimes 1 mL per gallon extra.
Adding CO2 can allow your plants to function properly with higher light intensity.
You can also cut down the length of time that your lights are on. Because the light is closer, it's intensity is higher so you can run it for a shorter time with similar results. Research daily lighting integral(dli). It can describe what I mean about the higher intensity for a shorter period evening out for plant health. Those are the only things I can think to help with the light issue. Happy growing and good luck Bud!
Ah yes, I understand now, unfortunately I don't have that option to adjust the LEDs. But the plants look good aside from this small detail, which you say might even be normal at this stage of flowering.
It could be a light stress but from my point of view i would not pay attention to such minor issue. It is normal to get some of these signs during a flower phase. So if girls are looking helthy over all it is OK.
PS. Dimming means to run your light for lower wattage. Some of LEDs lights has a dimming switcher.