Start with your EC and pH check through the leachate (wash-thru) of your pots. Good practice is to keep EC between 0.8-1.2 as mentioned above and a pH between a 5.8-6.2. If this checks out, then let's look at your nutrient mixes. You are starting to see that interveinal chlorosis which could be due to an imbalance in your mix, which may lead to nutrient lock-up. For instance if you have to an abundance of Magnesium, your plants will have a difficult time accessing the calcium deposits, which can lead to a "calcium deficiency" even though there is plenty of calcium available. Since calcium is an immobile nutrient, you will notice symptoms in the younger growth and new leaves first. Hope this helps!