They actually dont look that bad. You need to watch the leaves to see if the yellow continues to spread ... but it really looks like that was a nute burn of the past maybe. if your plant is still nute burned or in some kind of ph lockout , the new growth coming out of the canopy should have signs of yellow and browning. If that is the case , then you need to flush each plant that is affected or has signs of any kind of nute burn on new growth tips. for soil or coco , you flush with 3 times the amount of water as the pot your plant is in. maybe someone on RIU would be kind enough to explain to you how to flush these particular plants becase i myself am not experience with first aid with this medium.