My plants are having deficiencies, as you can see ...

Are deficiencies present on higher leaves? Does your nute line and water source provide enough calcium and magnesium?

The yellowing of leaves in your plants could indicate several possible deficiencies or issues: 1. Nitrogen deficiency, which is common during the flowering stage when the plant requires more phosphorus and potassium. 2. Incorrect pH level of the water and nutrient solution can lead to nutrient lockout, where the plants cannot absorb nutrients efficiently. While your pH of 6.3 is generally within the acceptable range, it could still be slightly off for your specific soil or hydroponic setup. 3. Overfeeding or underfeeding of nutrients, despite using the correct amounts, sometimes the plant may require adjustments based on its specific needs and growth stage. It is important to ensure that the feeding schedule and amounts are in line with the requirements of the Mimosa Evo Auto strain and to regularly check the pH levels as well as the overall health of the plants. Adjustments to the nutrient mix or pH may be necessary.