I can almost guarantee its not S, that would be extremely rare. Looks like Nitrogen deficiency to me. What is going to be tricky here is that you wont see an immediate improvement. Slightly increase your N dosing and take note of where the yellowing occurs, if the yellowing continues up the stem over the next 2 weeks increase N a little more. If your test kits show a consistent presence of NO3 or NH4 in the water then obviously its not N deficiency and you should look into K.