Please help me.

The soil also looks very wet. It's probably a combination of many things that can go wrong.

k-def maybe N too. Removing all those leaves almost certainly exacerbated the underlying problem, too. Plus, all those gaps in canopy -- the majority of area is empty space -- is a giant waste of electricity with all those photons missing the tops of leaves. Mirriors are also nota great idea. Can cause hot spots. A surface that diffuses (vocab may be wrong, lol) light is best. this is why a flat, matte paint is better than a glossy paint or why stamped mylar is better than unstamped mylar. Poly film (aka panda film) is also a good, cheap option. White matte paint (highest RGB hex you can find on paint can, closer to ff:ff:ff the better), stamped mylar, panda film, orca film are all great options. I wouldn't split hairs between which you use... e.g. i doubt the orca stuff is worth the cost.

nice defoliation man 👍😁 2 options here - excess and lockout (flush and feed anew) - deficiency (if ur feeding was less then 700 ppm)

First of all how is it no till. Theres pots standing proud from the ground, so unless your keeping them pots there forever it's not no till. You mean organic and it looks like you have over fed. This is probably the hardest way to grow until you have an actual clue on what's what's..

Sorry, I meant to say potassium deficiency, although some phosphorous probably wouldn't hurt either. Good luck!

The yellowing pattern on a lot of these looks like a phosphorous deficiency. It looks like there's a lot of deficiencies going though so it's hard to tell.

The sea of red stems screams oxygen/p is issue, extreme defoliation. You do know a plant needs leafs to perform photosynthesis and cellular respiration right? Doesn't matter what you feed for shit if the plant doesn't have the leaves it has no pressure, no has exchange, no energy processing of carbon, you got k def or lock, nitrogen looks fucked. Wouldn't matter what anyone gives as a solution they would probably be partially correct given how much is going on all at once, I would not know where to begin with diagnosis. I'd say rip up all the guides that told how to grow to your plants and go read a few of my diaries or someone with a tried and true method, you would learn more useful information that could prevent that. Looking at your medium you are trying to jump straight to lvl 100 at growing. Your knowledge base does not match what is required to grow organically, requires mich more knowledge to be able to understand everything that's going on. Soon as you lose control of your ph at critical times it's often very difficult to get her back without crippling final yield. If I were a betting man I'd blame nitrogen.

Severe lack of nutrients, I wouldn't say any in particular, just all of them. I presume you know the basic requirements of the plant (nutritionally speaking). So perhaps you are experiencing a lock out or a problem on the roots system