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It’s hard to say honestly, kinda looks like minor Calcium deficiency in the first pic - those little rust brown tiny spots. I wouldn’t worry too much about it tho at this point. Monitor it and watch for any progression of it over the next couple days

To me it looks like damage caused by hitting the edge of the pot and is nothing to worry about. As long as they are green, they are making energy for your plant to grow, so I would be leaving them, there is no need to remove them. Giving her a good drink, to run off, should solve the drooping leaves.

I wouldn’t stress it too much. Her tops look healthy and happy- if the leaves start to yellow a ton then you can think about removing them. But so far it seems purely cosmetic and should effect her or her buds 🌱

Ola amigo, Eu normalmente não me preocupo muito com essas folhas. Porque as folhas de baixo que não apanham luz acabam por ser inúteis, e acabam por ficar amarelas e cair. Mas isso não e um problema. Ate podes remover todas as folhas de baixo que não apanham luz. Boa sorte no cultivo e abraço

Looking at your plant its recycling the nutrients that it has already processed. Lower canopy leaves that do not get a lot of light will do this as the plant is moving nutrients to a more useful location. If you have lower leaves that DO get light and go yellow then it is a nitrogen deficiency. Be careful on how much nitrogen you add to a flowering plant as it can cause the buds to have more leaf then desired. Once a leaf is fully yellow you should remove it. Rotting(brown) leaves can cause fungus issues and attract unwanted bugs. Happy Growing

I don't think you have anything to worry about. The rest of the plant looks OK. I would pull them off now. If any others start showing problems then re post on questions again.

This is what it will look like late stage growdiaries.com/grow-questions/36946-leaves-dying

Another thing to be aware of is the spots might be a fungus so keep a close eye on it. Leaf septoria, also known as septoria leaf spot or yellow leaf spot, is a plant disease caused by a specific kind of fungus known as Septoria lycopersici.

Looks like a cal-mag deficiency. According to biobizz feeding schedule you should be at .8ml/L at week 8 on. And to treat a deficiency to feed .8-1.2. I would go with a 1.0 next watering then back off to .8 if you see improvements. Happy Growing.