Sulphur causes new growth to appear pale yellow, starting from the inside of the plant and working outwards. Immobile in the plant, so older leaves remain green while the newest ones lack the chlorophyll to develop properly. Sulphate is easily leached out. Wet and cool conditions slow the decomposition of organic matter, reducing the amount of sulphur released into the soil. You have no diaries, so you have no idea how your pH got so low. Ammonium sulphate has worked well for me in the past, SO4 form for immediate plant uptake. However, ensure that your water is flowing at a decent rate in those pots as well. Sulphur deficiency affects respiration in plants by disrupting the respiratory chain, no respiration, no transpiration, no pressure, no water movement.