Ratleanswered grow question 10d ago it can be hard to diagnose a plant without a picture of the whole plant. Many deficiencies have very similar looking beginnings. Some start low on the plant, some high, some new growth and some old. Phosphorous would be accompanied by dark leaves usually discoloration starts on lower older leaves, Potassium is more likely the culprit. Phosphorous may be lacking too with the purple stems but plants can do that in flower stage naturally. Make sure lights and power is right, humidity is high, during flower between 40-60%. I stay around 50% myself, verify PH and watering habits are good