Yellowing (chlorosis) with fertilizer present = soil pH too high (alkaline). Hard tap water raises pH, locking out nutrients.
Pale mottling = mites, not chlorosis. If mites: spray alcohol/soap solution thoroughly.
New growth should green up after pH correction.
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