always tougher to tell in pictures... if it's slow fade, wait and see is your best option.. .be certain before you dump useless shit into your substrate or reservoir and compound the problem with a new one -- or possibly not a problem and just 1 self-inflicted one afterward.
higher pH won't be a long-term solution if it helps... the only way it'd help is if it reduced the plants ability to use whatever is causing the problem. 6.5-6.8 is likely your best range for soil. Refer to the fertilizer you use, though.. pH is important to their dosing, if they are a reputable company.