Leaves light green

As pointed out, the leaves indicate over-watering or, more precisely, root suffocation. But I think it's linked to your watering with a H₂O₂ solution, which is a very bad idea because you destroy all the micro life in the soil and if the dosage is very high, can burn the roots. For the preventive treatment of root rot, on the contrary I would have reinforced the soil with enzymes. For the time being, I think a flush is needed to get rid of the hydrogen peroxide and restore microbial life as quickly as possible. You'll need Elycitor or equivalent.

Below was given absolutely my answer. So you have 2 same diagnosis. Pale lime - mostly sulfur. Tiger stripy leaf - mainly magnesium Droopiness can have not one reason ....overwatering or constant direct wind, aka wind damage , plus few more ... hard to guess, sad that no diary ...

to me looks like Mg or S deficiency epsom salts will provide S and Mg But prior water less your plants because they look overwatered asf