Anyone know problem about my LSD-25 Auto leaves? w...

It looks like a very minor nutrient burn. Go easy on the nutes toward the end. It’s not severe enough to worry about. You are just at the limit. Good luck

Hungry for calcium = yellow blotches on leaves. Buds not fattening = heavy defoliation causing the plant to be unable to make enough energy to grow big buds. Less leaves = less potential to make energy = less growth.............. it is that simple! Defoliating in flower is the WORST possible time, this is exactly when the plant NEEDS as many leaves as possible to make the maximum amount of energy to grow maximum buds! Not much you can do now, but avoid defoliation, unless absolutely necessary, next time you grow. Just remember...... Maximum amount of leaves = maximum amount of energy production = maximum growth. All the plants energy to exist and grow is made in/by the leaves, - less leaves means less energy to grow.

I'm definitely with ernesttwwg on this one.. it's not pH or feed or anything but the natural fade of a plant getting ready for harvest!

About 5 weeks into flower, by the look of it. It's starting to fade and nothing to worry about. If you are worried about it having nutrient burn, just give it pH'ed water for a few days. I hope this helps.

Hi there It could be PH issues or feed issues, but the same time looks like shes fading and could just be its nice dark colours coming through near the end of its run, Best of luck 🌱

ph i call them funky colours plants and never managed to finish well ;))) very sensitive to excess of nutritions or ph swings

Hi! First i have to say too much defoliation, that stress an auto flower more than a photoperiodic! Second, probably some problem with nutrients maybe too little maybe too N that cause small flowers because he blocks other nutrients to flowers And third i think some problems about light and air in the growbox :)