No... no. no.
Not nitrogen deficiency. JFC. It's like "if it's yellow it must be N def..." Wrong Muffy. So wrong.
Dude. That is known as nutrient toxicity.
You have too much nitrogen. The dark, dark green leaves and hooking of the edges indicates this. It also indicates a phosphorus deficiency as a result of ratio imbalance. Hence, more phosphorus is not the answer.
Flush the media at 6.5pH and begin using less of whatever nutrients you are on. If you can include a bit more Phosphorus (but less nutrients overall) then your plants will recover fine. I'm talking very slight changes in your nutrient profile. If this isn't possible then just use less stuff man.
Plants are not like animals. You cannot just throw food at them and expect them to eat it. This is all about uptake, which depends on osmosis, which is chemistry. When the elements in the chemistry are out of whak then the plant reacts.