I have 4 babies and some of my leaves are turning yellow and curling
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Don’t worry about the lower leaves. It is normal for a plant to shed them as it ages.
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Normal process, don’t freak out.
Great looking plants
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The yellow leaves are from lack of nitrogen. This can occur in plants when they start flowering because the plant strips nutrients out of old leaves to put into the flowers. It can also happen when the plant is getting good light and not enough nutrients. Then it will strip nutrients out of old leaves to produce new leaves and stems.
The easiest way to fix it is to use a liquid plant fertilizer once a week to make sure there are no deficiencies and the plant has all the food it wants.
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Adding additional nitrogen in early flower can be a good idea. The most rapid growth a plant will experience will be during the 1st 4 weeks of flowering. It is nitrogen that powers foliage growth. The color of the majority of foliage looks great right now, though it should be expected that the lower leaves will naturally fade. Your plants look very healthy. I would keep doing what you have been doing.
Use an NPK balanced fertilizer product, feed as you have been, and your plants will do great.
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Looking like your going to be in trim jail for weeks 
Good “problem” to have!!
Great work!!
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