Plant health advice (after damp problem)

Discoloration in leafs, I recently got a bad egg smell from the bottom, immediately noticed (as always checking for problems)
Reported in a fresh coco coir and soil mix, havent watered since 2 days ago, the day I found and repotted, to draw out the damp, ect hopefully it can recover.. but since have discoloration of leafs going yellow, dry and just doesn't look healthy.. No droppy or burnt leafs, should I put it back on normal water routine now, could it be due to the original problem or because lack of water? Roots were still very white and no rot had occurred..
Any opinions?
Many thanks ben

Bump

You need to take pictures of your whole plant, as well as individual leaves. 1 leaf doesnt tell us too much, the same way 1 page of a book doesnt.

Also, when you take pictures, turn your HPS off, and use the camera flash.. it produces better quality/more visible pictures for others to identify issues.

If your original issue was overwatering and stagnation, then re-potting was smart. But you had an already suffering plant, and put it through even more stress by transplanting it. Give the plant some time to recover, before you worry about "the new problem", as it's very likely your new issues, stem from the ones your already trying to solve.

If you can stick your finger all the way in the soil, and its dry, water it, if its moist, dont. That should solve all your water related issues. Also, be sure your pots have proper drainage, and that your soil mix is not dense/compact, which could also be things compounding your watering issues

Cant really tell on the pictures but this is it, it was in prestine healthy conditon a week or two ago, probably why it looks unhealthy now to me, maybe normal yous if it is normal, that's great also this bubbas gift feminised seed that seems to be autoflower, as it unexpectedly started to show first signs of flowering, unlike it's bigger sister.. also has had its two white pistols turn Brown/red, not all over just near the top.. is this okay?