(2)Help pls2, Painful leaves below

looks overfed and overwatered

The light greenish yellow of new growth on colas is common at start of flowering

Diagnosing is a learned art and I still do much research to try and verify. With opinions you can use info to search for specifics. There's several great websites with pics and specific issues that will appear on leaves to help distinguish the problem. As always the basic growing requirements have to be in check before going straight to a nutrient problem. As with your other question with this same plant, I don't see it being Nitrogen toxicity, there is no "clawing" going on, tell tale sign of that specific nute toxicity. Doesn't cause malformed leaves as you have. Phosphorous deficiency will cause whole plant to be bluish-green dark colored leaves and can cause new growth to be malformed but Micro nutrient issue can also. Part of the basics is have a full spectrum nutrient regiment and dosing.

There is basically one leaf with a few blemishes on it...........this is not an issue. It is not thrips or a "lock out" or a micro nutrient issue. If anything, your soil mix is too rich and your plant appears to be on the verge of nitrogen toxicity..........it does not need any feeding as yet. If it was a nutrient issue, many leaves, if not every leaf would show symptoms, not just one or maybe two. Just remember...........no plant will ever have 100% perfect leaves, 100% of the time. I think you have absolutely nothing wrong with this plant, except for the excessive nitrogen. True nutrient "lock out" does not occur until the pH is below 5.5 or over 7.6.

Heavily overfed. Just good , plain ( no nutes ) , phed ( to 6.3-6.5 ) watering regime for at least 2-3 weeks. Soil needs wet/dry cycle. Dont water , if pot is heavy to lift. Less is more, you overfed her, more food dont make big plants, it has to be dialed in. She wont get a lot bigger, but you still can have Your own weed.

Hey man, checked out your grow and just wanted to drop a few notes: Your pH is too low for your medium. If you’re using organic nutrients, try to water with a pH around 6.2–6.5 — the microbes will handle the rest. You really gotta dial in your watering technique — that part’s super important. You’re using BioBizz LightMix, which always needs some added nutrients. Not sure which ones you’re using, but definitely supplement. Right now, that low pH is locking out or limiting things like phosphorus, calcium, and magnesium — and you can already see it in the plant. Hope that helps! Keep it growing 🌱✌️

Agree. Just her recover a little more before you start boosting again. Those marks are not caused by any pests I know. Enjoy 👊🍀🤞🏽

yep, keep watering for a few weeks The new growth's ok now those marks was due to lockout