Sugar leaves discoloring

[SlinkyMan]

These girls have one more week until harvest, I just started flushing today but the sugar leaves appear to have these brown patches around the outside of them. Should I be concerned for anything? Mold, Mildew, or is this just a natural product that I am not aware of in the late stages of flowering? They will be in a flower for eight weeks now, and nine weeks at time of harvest.
Specifics:
Agent orange
Soil
55% RH
Nutes: Fox Farm; Big Bloom, Tiger Bloom, Cal-Mag
Only distilled water
The fan leaves are perfectly fine, no signs of patching or discoloration. It is only impacting these sugar leaves.

 

[Blew Hiller]

Normal...the flowers are sucking all the nutrients from them...I usually start trimming these off (if they are dying and/or discolored) to allow more light penetration to the lower flowers and less work when I finally harvest.

 

[SlinkyMan]

Thanks for the help, I’ll trim those up and proceed as normal. First grow for me so I’m being cautious.

 

[Blew Hiller]

Thanks for the help, I’ll trim those up and proceed as normal. First grow for me so I’m being cautious.

Excellent job for your first grow. Start a journal for you second to share your skills with others.

 

[Farmer Reading]

Wow very nice first grow!

 

[NuttyProfessor]

did you up your lights in mid or late flower ,i am asking because its the top leaves and also looks like a tiny little bit of foxtail going on , and makes more sense because its the highest parts , i could be 100 percent wrong though ,other than that she is a great plant