Looks like a lockout situation to me. As plants transition into flower, they slow down on water consumption for a minute, then when they start drinking again, it increases. This can cause the soil to change ph. They also increase their need for P and K along with calcium and magnesium.
Start with the basics, check environment, watering practices and ph. After those are stabilized, check your nutrient ratio, too much of one thing can lockout another. Autos can be very sensitive, less is definitely better.
Good luck!