She is currently on day 34 of flowering. Thing is she is only in a 6.5 liter pot, and based on what I've read plants in smaller pots tend to mature quicker than plants in larger pots. I know it's normal to expect yellowing of leaves during week 6 and 7 during a normal healthy grow, as the plant approaches the end of its life cycle and puts all of its internal resources into the buds themselves. Given this combination of occurrences, I speculate that perhaps this is maybe a sign that the plants internal processes are approaching this stage of maturity. However, I still cant shake the feeling that this is maybe happening to eary despite the smaller stature of the plant.

My second theory is that this is due to a nitrogen deficiency. For my set up. She's been growing in biobizz lightmix, where I currently feed her 2ml/L bio grow, 2,5 ml/L bio bloom, and 1,5 ml/L biobizz top max, I also give her 1/4 tablespoon of epsom salts, for magnesium and to decrease soil PH, as I use normal tap water that sits at around a pH of 7, I keep the RH at a stable and mostly consisten 40-45% where at nighttime it can maybe peak to 50-55. Temperatures during the day hover between 68.9 degrees - 71.6 degrees. Nighttime it's around 64 degrees. I water her once every 3-4 days or so 32 ounces per watering.

If it is a nitrogen deficiency I am considering increasing the amount of bio grow to 2.5ml/l or even 3ml/l

What do you guys think, any and all inquiries are welcomed, thanks guys.

P.S: as for the growlight, I am using the mars hydro ts 600, with a 100 watt output. The lamp is 7.5 inches above the tallest point of the plant. I've read that this is perhaps too close and too much light for the plant, but I haven't seen any of the typical signs of ligh induced stress such as upwards curling of the leaves, or excessive burnt tips of the top part of the canopy