Yellowing Taco Leaves

Definitely not a nitrogen issue. I'm with @NobodysBuds in that it may be too much nutrients but for sure over watering.

i'd wager some sort of lockout of P. See blue in leaves -- if tricked by photo, still looks overfed with major clawing going on. claw + tip burn. (tip burn alone could still be deficiency) the wrinkles could be a sign of overwatering. possibly heat stress... or even nute issues... when seeing multiple symptoms (possibly conflicting), it's usually lockout. i see you are soil. what are your irrigation habits? should let top inch dry and irrigate... learn weight of pot when top 1" is dry... just takes a quick feel to know when time is right. get some runoff... ~10% will ensure you get the entirity saturated... no dry pockets, which will cause all sorts of issues like pH swings and drastically varying concentrations of nutes -- which could cause all the problem you are seeing. luckily, they look quite minor. if any of that sounds useful, try implementing better watering techniques before doing anything drastic with feed. if it different from how you irrigated before, it very well may clear up on its own.

You have a potassium and phosphorus deficiency. If you know that the pH of your water has been perfect then you should give her a dose of nutes. I would double check that your medium pH is in range before adding nutrients

Had same issue on a plant after being fimmed it did grow too fast and I guess is a little of light burn with magnesium and nitrogen deficiency, I did take care of my plant and now is great the yellowing did disappear after a good couple weeks,not in all leaves but on the younger ones the old fan leaves never really recovered also had a stunt grow for about 1 week but the stems kept on thickening, also check ph it could be a little too low

similar to my current issues too actually.. nitrogen maybe has been suggested to me...