Hello all! Gorilla zkittles, growing outdoors. Organic potting soil. Rain water and tap water from a well.
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I dont know what but I had that a few times when using new soil containing extra fertilizer, always grew out of it. If its just a couple leaves I would do nothing but ride it out, they get used to the soil or grow out of it
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They have been in the same soil for about a month and a half. 
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When I switched from a seedling-watering pattern to the drenching is when I noticed it most. Figured that released or mobilized a lot of nutes. Sorry if this doesnt make sense or doesnt apply, it just looks the same. I have no leaf diagnosis charts anymore and getting foggy on that stuff. Our bud-brother @Budbrother knows most discolor and shape problems hopefully he takes a peek
Thank you, that does make sense. I will just wait and see how things go. I have been clipping off the ones that get spotty in case it was “something wrong”.
I will leave it be. Thank you again 
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Is it just a couple leaves or the whole plant? Can you post a pic of the whole plant.
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I can take a picture tomorrow of the plant. I have been clipping off the leaves that get spotty.
It is not the whole plant. But, when I clip the bad leaves, the next day there are more.
I do know that you really don’t want to keep clipping leaves off every day. This will only bring on more stress to the plant and possibly stunt the growth. Every time you clip the plants stop producing new growth and focus on repairing itself. Ik its hard but try.
Thank you
I dont think it is a deficiency…your plants look good overall. Sometimes you get weird colors from the shading of the upper leaves. I would not pluck them right away…see how they develop. I would also look for bugs and make sure that you do not get any nutes on the flowers. The only water that should hit the leaves is rain.
my two cents
I have checked them for bugs 
and such critters. Havent found any. I will just watch and see where things go. Thank you for your two cents. 