give it time 
If it doesn’t get better I’d flush with ph6.5 water. Then feel the weight of the cup. Remember that. Then do nothing to it for thre days except feel the weight of the cup. When it’s lite water a little. Ph 6.5. For me I don’t raise that ph till there big and healthy. Then I got 6.7-8. My two cents. I think you over fed over watered.
Yellowing normally means plant having lack of nutrients and taking them from their reservoirs (leaves). I see that purple in the new shoots that could be Phosphorous deficiency and also that curling leave, unbalanced pH can provoke both issues, taking it down as suggested might be a good move. Here’s to compare my Frisian Duck with nute burn and pH issues 
, she recovered to finally be devoured by mites, but that’s another story … 
Like it’s growing strong now but the leaves and the yellowing stressing me out but atleast I’m not the only person having problems I felt so stupid as being my first time
Welcome!!
I really think you are over feeding/locking it up!
Usually, you feed it once a week- watered until it is totally saturated and has run-off from the drain holes… then use only pH adjusted water in between until the next week… and ONLY water if you can stick your finger down into the soil to the 2nd knuckle and it is dry…not cold or damp…then water until saturated. The only time you add nutes more than once a week, is if you are using a fraction of what is recommended…like 3x a week at 1/4-1/3 strength.
If you don’t already have it, here’s a link to the Emerald-line feeding charts…
Don’t worry, she isn’t in desperate shape, and will straighten out quickly once ya get it dialed-in!! <3
https://www.emeraldharvest.co/resources/feed-charts/
What medium are you using please?
Hello and welcome to the OG @Smallspac !
I was wondering if you could post a pic of the container the 
is in when you have a moment?
Thanks! 
With that pH, there would be lock out wouldn’t it George?
Indeed, it is too close to the danger zone where lots of nutes are unavailable:
Pot is too small to buffer it, I would flush it with pHed water and check runoff pH. I like to slightly run up and down the pH to widen its range and make more food available. I don’t see vivid colours or burnt tips so don’t think there’s a nute burn but just the contrary, food is available but plant cannot process it due to pH unbalanced. Of course it’s just my guess, checking runoff pH and ppm with pHed no nutes water may give us a clue … 
Personally I think you’re watering with too strong of a nutrient solution. I believe you said you’re feeding with salts? Try using an EC meter and measuring the amount of nutrient in your water solution. You want to go very low and slow for the first week or two. Then slowly ramp it up. Anyway, welcome to the community! I hope she turns around for you.
Hi @Smallspac,
A 100 watt light three feet above is pretty wimpy, even for a young plant. With modern LED lights it is hardly ever a problem, but yellowing can also be a sign of too few photons!
Lower that light way down and see if it helps. If that is part of the problem you’ll see results in a day or so.
-Grouchy
What is the temperature and humidity?
Congratulations, you have a son… 
Our condolences… 
Male… also if you get one of those digital microscopes for like 25 bucks on amazon… you can inspect waaaaaaay sooner… node number 7 is where to start
Its a man, man
DEFINITELY male!! Lots of pollen pods in there!