That's odd. Can you post pictures of the whole plant?

When there's damage like this, in on spot on a leaf and adjacent leaflets, it makes me think it was physically damaged, either by a pest or by something the grower did, accidentally. By this I mean burning, physically damaging tissue or getting some kind of liquid on that plant that either burned it or focused light on that leaf.

I wonder if you have fungus gnats (generally just a nuisance), root aphids (not good) or thrips (not good, but I've had thrips and the damage didn't look like this).

If you live in the US, consider getting beneficial nematodes for fungus gnats from a vendor like Arbico Organics. They can knock a heavy infestation of fungus gnats back to near zero in about two weeks.

They'll also help control the other two pests, but not for a heavy infestation. They have a variety of other options, as well, but nailing down the cause of this will be key in not going down a rabbit hole.

Wow thank you for the advice. Yes the gnats were bad and i did use a few insecticide but the organic kind...i also use the 1 part hydro peroxide 3 parts water once and i finally got my yellow sticky traps. The gnats are diminishing rapidly but so are the bottom set of leaves on her. Sadly. she does look green and healthy but the leavse 4 and 5 or more are drying and dying daily for the last few days. They are in nite nite time atm but soon as day hits ill add pics to show you what i mean and how she doin. Thanks

I would need to see a picture of the whole plant to say anything more. You may be overwatering, have an N deficiency, etc., but no way to tell without seeing the plant.

Yes il send on asap...thanx for attempting. I should have sent pic to start with. Im sorry. I was anxious. They will wake in a couple hours....

The problem seemed to correct itself. Thanx guys.