Hi there Pure Mello, i have to disagree with my esteemed colleagues on this one. Here i see two problems. First the plant is getting too much N , this you can see from the shiny & too green aspect of the leafs. Second i see a magnesium deficiency which is due in part actually from too much light. So it's easy to fix, reduce the N of your NPK feed, cut a couple of hours off of the light schedule and add cal mag to your feeding schedule. The affected leafs will not recover but the plant should recover quite quickly actually. You can make it recover quicker if you make a cal mag spray and spray before lights on twice a week for 10 days or so. Hope this helps ! 🚀