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Leaf yellowing during flowering - help!

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Hi,
2 Gorilla auto plants have showed some yellowing in a few leaves.
They are 49 days old and about 2 weeks into flowering.
Im wondering if this is natural at this stage of flowering given the fast flowering time of the strain - diverting energy to buds maybe? (Estimated 10-12 week lifecycle)

Discovered 2 fungus gnats 4 days ago and to combat any larvae, i let the soil dry completely out to the point of a slight wilt this morning on both.

Watered this morning (5L container - 2.5L for each plant)
PH 6.5
Biobiz top max 10ml
Biobiz calmag 2ml
Great white mycho 1/2 teaspoon
FF Tiger Bloom 10ml
FF BigBloom 10ml
FF Grow Big 4ml - feeding light with nitrogen, maybe too light?? No clue!
Shogun Silicon (first time adding) 2ml

Searching online gave me too many potential causes that i cant diagnose (first time grow)

Dont want to let it go too far incase there'e an issue i havent noticed - too far into crop now!

Any ideas appreciated.

Thanks:)
 

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I have been fighting a fungus gnat invasion. Wife has dozens of houseplants that she overwaters. I survived a bad wreck a few months back. I had her put 1/2 inch of sand on the top of her houseplants soil. I mixed up some Peroxide drench ( they were everywhere) and drenched the top of all 6 autos . I've since let the blooming ones dry out to droop each watering and since 4 are in fabric bags, I bottom watered them for 2 weeks. The 2 in 3g pots, that just started popping pistils, I transplanted to 5g and added fresh soil. I see your leaves fading but none of the brown spots and wilting that I had. Put out yellow sticky traps to gage your infection. I dunno, but, from the look of yours it looks more like something else. Wish I could help more. Here's a Pic of the one that got hit the worst. Luckily it's a fast finishing strain. If it is gnats you're doing the right thing drying them out. Mine were in 3g fabric that needed water every other day and the gnats flourished. Good luck!
 

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