It is a deficiency. And from your other grow, I can see that you have loads of fine fertilizer. And you have always control your environment well. So I think the poor girl is starting to have root rot. And damaged root can not take in fertilizer. So, deficiency shows up.
Check if your container is always heavy. If this just started, then letting the soil dry out and stimulate root grow should be okay. However, I always use anti-rot microbes. Trichoderma harzianum and Baciluss subtilis mix into water and pour into soil before letting the pot dry for 3 days.
If things get worse and leaves shows lack of water even when soil is soaked, then you will need to use more drastic meassures.
I don't use fix watering amount. I use lift up the container and feel if it is heavy or not. Some plants drink more on certain days and drink less on the other days. And I go with what they are telling me.
Hope this is a photo and your can recover. An auto would go ahead with her flowering despite growth interuption.