BCBD Tangie Cookies - Tent troubleshoot

So it seems like the Gaia plants liked the heavy feeding, they seem to have grown some flowers. I had a feeling I was over feeding the GH plants so I cut back the feed to 900ppm (1.8ec). The big girl was not impressed, showed deficiencies very quickly after. Hit all the girls with their first taste of powdered kool bloom at .25 tsp/gal on top of 2tsp/gal of bloom nutes. Ended up being 1666ppm(3.33ec) give or take on the ppm meter and came out a little low on ph at 6.1, will cut back on the ph down next feed, seems like the powder kool bloom brought it down a bit extra. Hit the girls with another feed today. .75cc ph down 3 tsp maxi bloom .5 tsp kool bloom 1350ppm 6.3ph Gonna do some quick counting and see where I'm at timeline wise... so apparently I need to learn to count again, lmfao. Last week I thought it was week 6, guess I skipped a day here and there when updating the diary and it added up to a week, also for some reason was counting when the weeks ended as the start, think I was a lil drunk n baked. Either way today 24th of May is Week 8 Day 4, this Saturday will be the start of week 9 flower. I think, lmao kinda tired, either way will give one more big feed this week then time to start flush. Guessing they will start to ripen soon. Alright week 8 day 7, last feed, gonna hit them with 2000ppm (4.0ec) as it's last chance to give em food, worst cast they lock out before flush, which doesn't really matter as I want them to eat themselves alive anyway, best case they love it and I know for next time I run these plants they can likely tolerate a heavier feed than I was willing to give. We're on the home stretch now, should be ready to harvest in 7-14days. Update: mixed up nutrient solution, couldn't make the 2000ppm target, just didn't feel right, still gave a pretty heavy feed. 2 gal water 1cc ph down 4 tsp maxibloom 1 tsp powder kool bloom 1750ppm(3.5ec) 6.1 ph Should be last feed. Will likely start flush next time they are thirsty. (Seems to be every 2 days.) Will observe the ripeness before I make that call, the larger plants seem to be maturing more slowly.