The main thing to remember is if the leaves are a uniform color that isnt a healthy green its micronutrients (sulfur etc) or general soil conditions (pH).
If the leaves have green veins and pale leaf bodies, non-uniform color, the plant is lacking N P or K and the uneveness is from the plant redistributing where its scarce resources are used.
Only thing I can think of that would effect the green across the entire plant is a disruption in chloryphyl. I noticed the serrations on your leaf look to turn upward which is a sign of early hear stress/intensity.
Chloyphyl at a atomic level has a magnesium core.
Epsom salt with no dye is just another name for magnesium sulfate.
Throw some in a spray bottle and spray the underside of leaves. If it happens to be magnesium you will see color change to normal rapidly/overnight.