Your questions started 9 days ago. Looking back on the older questions, looks like it slowed or starting to reverse the paling you saw, eh?
Whatever changes you've made so far i'd give them a bit more time to play out before making more changes.... this will help discern cause and effect and you can better adjust your process next time to avoid it pre-emptively. Make sure it doesn't start trending the other way as time goes... if it gets dark or glossy, probably have to dial back any changes involving N etc...
download a leaf symptom chart, if you haven't Even as you ask questions compare what you see to the chart yourself, too. this is the only way to get familiar with it. learning differences of mobile vs immobile can help eliminate possibilities, and there are almost always more than 1 possible cause to what you see (leaf symptoms are not discrete!)
you wanna get good at diagnosing and reacting, keep track of how you fertilize over the entire grow... look to make adjustments weeks before you saw symptoms in the next grow in order to avoid it. When you change products or procedures, you may need to adjust further.
Wanna hit the easy button? go soilless... no guessing as to what was added. you control 100% of the nutrition provided. soil had benefits too... it can be a little less work if you don't have to mix much fertilizer, but a hell of a longer learning curve to get there. learning to mix some 'supersoil' that only needs water for 4 months is definitely convenient... if it works well and consistently so.