Issue with autoflower

Nothing to worry about. She is going through phase of pushing the energy into flowers. Leaves become less important for her from this point on. Besides, your baby looks healthy. Keep it up!

Might just be to hot for it. tacoing leaves can be a sign of heat or humidly stress. It looks healthy though. I would not place to much thought into it. If anything mulch around the plant to keep the root zone nice and cool. old grass clippings or chipped wood work great. not to heavy and help feed the soil around it as well.

John I didn't even say that it was a lack of nitrogen, but that it is normal for the plant to draw out a lot of nitrogen during stretching before pre-flowering and in pre-flowering itself, and because of that the lower leaves turn yellow, and some of the larger ones around the edges, and that is normal, it has to happen. Of course, she does not need nitrogen now in flowering, except in case, if a deficiency appears, then add a milder dose, but now what is important is to give her sufficient amounts of potassium and in the second half of flowering, a lot of phosphorus, because the plants then consume abnormal amounts of phosphorus. I don't think it's a lack of potassium, if it is, it's easy to determine, the leaves will be yellow, similar to the lack of nitrogen, only not all the way and not whole, and the edges will be brown-golden in color...eltoto45 the easiest thing is to find a table with pictures of deficiencies and excess, and by that you can easily recognize what the plant lacks or what it has more of, after a while you won't even have to look at the pictures

more likely it's K deficiency check ur bottom leaves for symptomps

LoL your plant is in excellent condition, if the lower leaves have turned yellow, it was extracting nitrogen while stretching, this happens mostly before flowering and in pre-flowering, so don't worry, everything is in the best order with you. Happy Growing!