Yeah, i always measure the pH and EC. Since AN has the "pH perfect" system and the pH is usually 5.8-6.2 (locked by AN) then i have fed them like that. When i asked them (AN) how will the pH work on soil where the pH should be higher they told me that cause of the chelates the nutes are absorbed on wider spectrum of pH.
So yeah, yesterday i fed them with EC 1.2-1.3 and pH 6.2
And i definitely agree on the N problem, i think i messed up by giving too much (tried a feeding schedule that was recommended) Cal-Mg which contains considerable amount of N too. So the EC was 1.8 too soon. Maybe N accumulated. I did not feed them with base nutes for 6 days (until some necrotic spots were seen), so no additional NPK. EC was like 0.5 or so.
Then started to see the necrotic spots which looked like K and since i havent fed them per se for a week the only logical conclusion was that is K def.