yellow climbing up from bottom and tip-in. .. N deficiency.
if you want the plant to grow as well as you can, you provide the building blocks. No reason to taper off or stop unless there is a toxicity. The plant cannot function as well if you starve it. How that idea every became popular is crazy. Growth requires building materials, and it's moer efficient if they get them from the roots than have to take them from the leaves. Green leaves at harvest does not impact mineral content of flower... proven fact, not just blindly repeated nonsense that "sounds right."
despite common belief, the plant needs nearly as much nitrogen, if not the same, in flower phase. it is absurd to ignore the fact that those that drop the concentration of N often get a N-deficiency, lol...
it's like the lines from idiocracy about salting the earth, "But, it's what plants crave!" ... that's fine. Say it all you want, but the plant clearly needs more N than what "they" say ad nauseum in the face of clear contradicting evidence... .not unlike the 'end of harvest flush' reasoning...
all the reasons they gave have been proven bogus.