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That doesn't look like a nitrogen issue

Should expect both, the newer growth will be noticeable more so than the recovery of the older leaves as they'll take a a couple weeks to get back to normal

I tried fiming but I feel like I suck at it lol sometimes I only stunted the growth and other times it did work but I rarely got 4 tops, mostly 2 or 3 with the more rarer times 4. I was told after its better to use your fingers and just squeeze the top till you "get the plant juices on your...

With potassium deficiency leaves will go light on the edges in early stage then as it progresses it burns the tips making it look like you're overfeeding it. Wrong ph can lockout your potassium.

Mulch makes a big difference in the heat. Biochar and microbes in the soil will help the soil from drying out frequently and help the plant with stress

Looks like it can go for a couple more weeks, I usually harvest when I start seeing amber but it's all based upon your preference

Potassium deficiency

So for outdoors pruning isn't really necessary because with the sun moving along the sky it'll hit all the parts of plant plus the leaves are like little solar panels so it'll suck in all that light and turn it into energy for production, less energy less production. Epsom salt is good for...

how big is your plant, weeks in veg and what lights are you using and your daylight schedule?

you're still not answering my question, how much nutrients are you putting in your water that you are feeding your plant with. the ppm at this point is irrelevant here if you want help lol

magnesium is good during flower calcium isn't as necessary, and I've noticed it actually hinders the taste of the final product. Chopped it up meaning you cut branches/leaves unless you had a late start in the year and stretched like a mofo

and how much are you feeding it?

the stretching looks like from poor lighting or you chopped it up real good. yellowing during flower usually happens because the plant requires different nutrients in flower than it does in veg. looks like it could be mg deficiency to me

what're you feeding it?

leaves yellow during flower because they start looking for different nutes than they do in veg its a normal thing, the plant later in flower i wouldn't even worry about (5-6 weeks) and around the 4th week the stretching subsides and the plant doesn't have much more need for much nitrogen so if...

looks like possible early nitrogen toxicity

what did you learn by topping it?

looks nice and healthy, fairly even canopy too. good job

do you do a foliage feed, flushed recently, ph your water, check your ppm before feeding or checked for an infestation lately?

def not a nitrogen toxicity, looks more like a Potassium deficiency or an infestation. are you adding cal/mag to your res?