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Leaf tip burn on older leaves is either excessive Nitrogen (the most likely cause) or Zinc (unlikely unless the tips turned white first).
You appear to have extremely minimal tip burn based on your pictures so unless it has gotten much worse there is very little danger for your plants. Such minimal tip burn is common so the best thing to do would be to back off the nutes for a while and then feed your plants slightly less for a feeding or two when you do give them nutes again just to make sure you do not turn an extremely minor problem into a major problem.
Everyone wants to give their plants the very most nutrients possible so because of this many people kill their kids with kindness so let your kids do without for a little while and then give them a little less and they should be just fine.
You appear to have extremely minimal tip burn based on your pictures so unless it has gotten much worse there is very little danger for your plants. Such minimal tip burn is common so the best thing to do would be to back off the nutes for a while and then feed your plants slightly less for a feeding or two when you do give them nutes again just to make sure you do not turn an extremely minor problem into a major problem.
Everyone wants to give their plants the very most nutrients possible so because of this many people kill their kids with kindness so let your kids do without for a little while and then give them a little less and they should be just fine.