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They haven't got spider mite have they? Take those leaves off, other than that it's hard to say what's wrong without seeing the state of the substrate. Like it could be too much water or not enough! Sorry but it's really hard to tell just from the leaves.
I haven't found any signs of spider mites (no webbing).
I've taken the affected leaves off and started feeding the plants with proper nutrients (COMPO Grow Organic for the time being, because its available and at least works great with my cannabis plants). Maybe my home made slurry is part of the problem.
I'd think that the cucumbers don't get too much water because I water them when the soil is dry about two knuckles deep which proved appropriate for Alle my plants.