The reason for this odd mixture of nutrients is because of the constatation of a low pH, all the pots have sunk down to a pH level of 5.5-5.7, because of this certain elements like P, Ca en Mg, as well as N in a modest amounts start getting less available in the soil because it binds to other compounds, which the plants can't take in.
I wasn't too sure of what return rate the nutrients would have when the pH started increasing again, because i first thought the necrotic spots were signs of too much fertilizer, instead of the low pH, so i watered extensively, which might in turn have rinsed out of lot of these compounds.
Seeing that the major deficiencies were P and K, i decided to reintroduce these compounds in the soil. Adding plagron pH plus as a one time addition, will make the soil a bit more alkaline in a shorter time span than normal tap water, i added a modest amount of all of these fertilizers (1/4 to 1/2 of the recommended doses. expect the pH plus) to ensure the plants don't stress too much.
The addition of this mixture was on the 9th of febuary.
@BleuBayouOrganics, Yeah i was thinking it aswel combined with P and Ca, but what is actually happening is that my PH went down in my soil from 6.5 to 5-5.5 somehow. and this blocks Mg Ca and P from being absorbed, Which is the reason of the discolouring. I first thought it was a deficiency aswel, but as it turned out without me noticing, it was because of this that the nutrients are getting blocked from being absorbed, and it seems like there isn't enough in the ground, but i can assure you, there is plenty, a bit too much actually, next run i will start using feeding schedules and go full organic, with the exclusion of pk 13-14 in the last weeks. That way i wont have to bother with PH anymore :)