Im having problems with my leaves. Ill upload some...

Hey @levensfiets from the pictures it looks like you have thrips in your garden. These types of bugs come in various different species ranging from softshell white worms to small white mite looking things to fully adult thrips that can fly! I am currently facing these same issues and it sucks. Your girls dont seem as bad as my c99 grow but here is what I reccomend. I sprayed organicide on the soil to make sure these thrips were not laying eggs. I also hung up 2 insect sticky traps. And the best thing to do to reduce population is removing all the leaves. Mainly the leaves with whitish looking spots as that is the leave they are currently on and eating. Doing these 3 things should get your girls back on the road to getting bigger. As for me my girls were so badly attacked my yields will suffer significantly as they will not have time to recover. Your buds already look frosty but you can easily have them recover. Goodluck man hope this helped.

Hey friend so it's looking like a few problems. The spots on the leaves look like tracks. I'd suggest cutting a couple leaves off and put them straight into a clear glass of alcohol..any bugs will eventually wash off and then examine the glass. Also with your buds as far along as they are a good choice may be to do the old Jorge Cervantez bud dunking when you cut down and before you dry. It'll wash off many possible "bugs" and any mold/mildew potentially present, it's a hydrogen peroxide dip. You should also go through and remove any foliage with damage and get it as far away as possible. After the grow....sanitize every piece of grow tools you use, pots/tents/sheers etc. Good luck ✌️

@Mrs_Larimar, got it right. You got Thrips, excess nutrients and mold .

well its anumber of issues that arent fixable in a short time. My solution is an easy one.. give her a fush and then harvest her. I see to much Nitrogen, mold and maybe thrips . can be a lockout too. but i think major problem is to much nitrogen. that made those burnt tips, and the leaves getting brittle. iam going to look through the diary and write more in the comments

@levensfiets it actually looks like a couple of things first one is the dark green colour and burnt leaf tips suggests a possible nitrogen toxcicity The white scarring type marks on the leaves are from ph fluctuations and the missing piece of your leaf does look insect attack but cant be sure your plants look almost ready to harvest so I would definately cut right back on the nutrients from now