Not looking good for her ️

Hello, I'm thinking of two things The first: it looks like your plant might have burned due to some water droplets. The second: it seems like a calcium deficiency.. Calcium deficiencies can cause new growth (roots or young leaves) to form incorrectly and become distorted. Prevention • Add dolomitic/lime to your growing medium. • A pH of 6.2 will provide a better environment for calcium absorption. • Add plenty of eggshells to your organic compost. • Start a worm farm! Vermicompost offers a ton of nutrients, including calcium. Solutions • Apply a cal-mag booster. • Increase or decrease the pH to reach 6.2. • Add a teaspoon of hydrated lime to 4 liters of water and use the solution to water your plants. I hope my advice helps you, and I wish you happy growing 😊👌