Nice job! The buds look good and also your trimming of the bushy fan leaves looks good. One tip is you can yank those fan leaves downward at the base of the stem and it should come off cleanly, but make sure to use your other hand to support the branch stem (otherwise the whole plant will bend and you might yank off a whole branch, done that before). That way you don't stress the plant as much and don't leave a stub and larger wound, that can happen with shears.
I don't know if someone mentioned this, but with those liquid trio nute packs you may need to add calcium magnesium supplemental secondary macroutrients. Fox Farm sells it and so does General Hydroponics, I use General Hydroponics CALiMAGic. In hydroponics you typically need to add it to your nute mix every time, since the medium is inert. In soil it might be a bit before the premixed nutes get used up, but depending on the soil mix, eventually you might need to add calmag supplement. Also PHing your fresh water or nute mix to 6.5 is recommended for soil, which I saw others mentioning, which could cause the deficiency if below PH level 6 or above 7.
Also for the heat issue, what's your room temps look like in the day? If you have the intake filter (or just ducting if not using a filter) right above the driver of your LED light (that's should be the hottest part of the light panel) it should take off that excess heat, but if your room temp outside the tent is high temp it will just be at that temp, even with a good negative pressure from the inline fan outtake.
Also it doesn't really look like light burn, so I think if you could get tent temps down they could use all the light they can get at 100%. It's more about the height of the LED lights over the plants canopy that fixes light burn. You could also look at the manufacturer specs on light height, get the PPFD number, and throw it into a DLI calculator (I always just google to find one). You compare that reading with the general DLI requirements for cannabis when flowering, which I don't know off the top of my head. However that is only if you really want to nerd out. I think unless you have like a big commercial LED panel, you can leave it on 100% with the lights at a good height to not light stress the plants.