When seeing this, I wanna jump straight at the leaf color and say nitrogen deficiency, especially as the yellowing seems to travel upwards, but that is not the whole story. Your ladies have extensive cupping / taco-ing and leafe edges that look like snake fangs. They are seriously unhappy with an another, likely environmental cause you are exposing them to. The way the yellowing on the youngest top growth dies out speaks for massive and immediate chlorophyll expension. It is trying to grow the leaf so hard, the rest of the plant can't keep up feeding it. I think this really suggests that your plants are severely light-stressed on top of a nitrogen deficiency.