Why are my plants getting discolored leafs? The so...

imbalance in nutrition... or ph is off nutrients are commodities.. not really much stratification. some different ways to deliver nutes and some require microbes to help break things down, but they should all be 'high quality' and cheap in price. I pay 4 cents per for gallon fertilizer. The symptoms underneath wouldn't be caused by light. However, the top couple nodes look tight... if the node spacing got tighter (relative to new growth), reduce light or increase distance. Kinda hard to assess that with this picture. Some look like 2-3 nodes all congested, but as long as they continue to spread out a healthy distance all is well. pH is possible but i'd lean twoard n-deficiency as pH imbalance would normally cause more than 1 symptom. Is VPD sky-high? I don't know where the 'line in the sand' is, but you get up near 2kpa VPD for too long and a plant will stall out...

Hi it seems to be overwatered. i said this cuz i see fat dropping leaves like they are full of water inside and dont want anymore

Looking like a pH issue that's likely causing nutrient lockout. Would be nice to know what the pH and EC of your feeding solution and your runoff is. I suspect maybe your soil is too rich with extra added nutrients and it's throwing things off. More info and a diary to review would definitely help to better understand the issue.

Might be watering to much. can make em droppy. no diary so not a lot to work off of.

U have a huge issue with P Pm me and i'll explain why

I'd guess your ph is whacked, no diary, no feeding details. Nothing to go on. Looks like you have also cut the tips off of half the new growth for some reason. So who knows if ec is high. A loose guess would be high pH. Lime green hints at it but looks like several things are going on and whenever that happens it's mote often than not pH skewing multiple nutrients ability to uptake all at once slowly.