Anything wrong with this girl?

Looks like some tip burn and droopiness from light stress. If you don't have a PAR meter, try raising your light up a few inches or turning it down a bit and see how the plants react. I had a droopy plant like this and it worked for me.

After any high-level stress plant stop growing for around 1 week, focusing on healing

@Stork What do you mean in 1/2 week she will stop growing?

You can see the recovery in the new leaves that do not have dark green and are lighter than the rest you stone/stress her which means 1/2 week she will stop growing

No powdery mildew those are water spots. I agree with the nute burn (obvious burned tips) and the N tox (dark green leaves and curling at the tip) I just wanted somebody to confirm my suspicions. She is recovering from much heavier nute burn that took a lot of the lower fan leaves and some pretty heavy training (aggressive supercropping, topping, lollipoping). I have been giving it nothing but ph’d water with silica for the past 3 weeks and it seemed to have stopped to spread of the burn. She just slowed down in growth significantly for the past 3 weeks but that’s largely understandable given the exceptionally tough training it endured plus the excess nutes it was given too early in veg. Other than that she is a champion and already bouncing back.

You have white spots on the leaves. If it is mold, then it may be powdery mildew. White Powdery Mildew is usually a minor annoyance that can be easily fixed, but if you don’t catch it early, WPM can turn into a catastrophe that ruins an entire marijuana harvest! What causes White Powdery Mildew? High Humidity Low/No Airflow Poor Ventilation Leaf-on-Leaf Contact

Need more info u need to create a diary but like this, I can only tell you that you have Nute Burn and Nitrogen Toxicity If you follow some kind of chart I will say lower by half what is written on your chart