99% of notes in a plant's life are the 6 macros, 1% is everything else as micronutrients. Until flower period there is little need for much other than the 6 macros. 4 are mobile within the plant and 2 are immobile. Immobile are sulfur and Calcium. Calcium is easily distinguishable. NPK&Mg are all mobile, leaving only sulphur or calcium.
Phosphorus issues do not typically cause leaves to turn yellow. Regardless it's mobile meaning symptoms present in old growth. Your plant is primarily new growth effected.
Looks like nitrogen but if it was she would present older growth first as it's mobile within the plant. Looks like sulfur to me, sulfur is immobile and only one of the 6 macros that fit.
Best of luck.