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As the actual PWM signals to the servo are generated by separate circuitry in the RC and are NOT under your control, you CAN'T simply reduce the number of PWM pulses to slow it down.
Errr just a little note there not known as PWM signals there known as PPM. PWM is what speed controllers use to modify speed of a motor while PPM is the pulses used by radio controlled units to give servo's their position commands.
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