They probably can use some magnesium, iron and other trace nutrients.
Just feed them a little more than normal. Proper pH is very important too.
This makes a lot of sense after really thinking about it and it kind of solidified this after realizing that the few plants not potted into the ground slowly started showing the same issues and shortly after my few cuts inside in coco with a different nutrient blend started to lighten up the exact same and that was with ph’ing water. I will be slowly incorporating a lower ph water only feed until corrected after getting a soil ph probe in the am to see exactly where I’m at. As for the indoors I fed with a ph of 5.8 before leaving as they’re in coco and usually feed around 5.7-6.2 with the indoor mix, Just starting over in a new home without ro yet . Thank you sir for your help and kind wordsI have ran into this kind of situation many times growing in soil that is slightly alkaline to heavily alkaline. Your pH is above 7 and the micro nutrients are starting to get locked out. You need to lower the pH of the soil very slowly and gradually in time for flower production. You can have all the nutrients in the ground you want, but if the pH is high, they won't be soluble and plant can't use them. The yellow green tops are telling you that the micro nutrients are starting to not be available.
Peat moss is an excellent soil amendment for acid-loving plants and is easy to incorporate into the soil. Simply add two to three inches to the top of the soil and work it into the layers of topsoil underneath. Google
I fixed the problem outdoors by just adding peat moss in the Fall and a little manure in the Spring for nitrogen. Peat moss being 4.2 pH added to a soil that's 7.9 will lower the pH to a suitable range. I was amazed how much different adding peat to a alkaline soil, could bring down the pH into the 6s and make all the nutrients available. The peat fix is only good for a year at a time and has to be repeated because the pH always swings back up. So before you plant those plants, if the pH is high, just add a little peat and everything will be good.