Yellow squash leaves

My new squash leaves are yellow? Low nitrogen?

Low nitrogen is possible. Soil pH could be off. Do you have a picture?

Lots of things can cause squash leaves to yellow. Usually it means my squash plant is succumbing to squash vine borers or powdery mildew. Did this come on suddenly? Do you have some pictures?

The second and third pictures down on this page https://www.peakprosperity.com/wsidblog/86005/how-control-squash-vine-borer are really good images of the kind of damage you'd see on the vine close to the yellowing leaves if they're the culprit.

Yellowing from powdery mildew is preceded by the powdery appearance of the leaves. It's pretty distinctive.

Outside of these two things which I have so much experience of, there are other pests and diseases.

In the case of a nitrogen deficiency, what I've seen in other plants is that the yellowing comes on gradually. How quickly have these leaves changed color?

edit: their/they're

no disease, no borers?
then
just pee on it

Nitrogen is usually yellow older leaves. Check out nutrient deficiency chart on an image search. Manganese and sulfur are new leaves yellow, generally. Usually micronutrient deficiencies are actually a sign of a pH issue. I'd look into some Epsom salt. If your flowers are also falling off/fruit rotting from the blossom, or bud issues, then you're probably talking a calcium deficiency. You can get a soil test to know for sure. Good luck!

I just planted them from starts in greenhouse. My ph has been low. It was a sudden occurrence