it's occuring at the top, so that tells us it is immobil. Referencing a leaf chart there are more than one possible cause. p-tox and k-tox both cause interveinal chlorosis with new growth. thinner leaves tends to occur, which may or may not be happening in that picture i cannot see well, but another indicator , if so. K is disctinct by how it spreads across the leaf tips (all around the serations not just at the end of the leaf tip, whereas P wil lmostly burn at the tip)
both can lock out the same stuff, so coinciding Mg or Ca deficiencies are possible too. If you use some wildly different bloom formula, i'd consider that when looking for a cause. what 'they' say is often based on regurgitated nonsense.