Was that runoff EC or the EC of the water you pour in? seems low for runoff, so assuming that's the water going in.
ec of .9 is probably on the low side, but it depends on a lot of other factors. in soil, it's almost certainly low, but that too depends on what the soil is adding... if soilless and using near-zero ppm RO water, it may not be too far off but still on the light side.
The damage i see here is potentially due to watering habits.. .maybe too frequent? But, could also be related to nutritional balance, given the low EC.
EC is a important on its own, but it's not very accurate when it comesto assessing concentration of nutrition... e.g. depending only on the brand of the device used, you may see a 40% difference in the conversion to ppm. That's highly inaccurate.
The reddish stuff is probably genetics or colder temps at night (anything below 68F potentially causes it... they are "Autumn" colors, same reason you see color change outside)
Tough to diagnose these symptoms, which is why i think it's in some part related to irrigation.. moving up the plant so it's one of the more mobile options, which helps. Maybe, low P? But that might be confusing the effects of automn colors displaying - low p will add a blue hue to leaves or even some purple-blackes blotches starting on lower leaves. You can look at a leaf symptom chart and see your options. Maybe, just a 10-15% boost across the board would help? Since you are already on low end of EC values.
If temps are dropping low at night, get that fixed.. might also be the cause of problems... a little cold won't ruin anything, even if less than idea. A bit of fall colors is fine, but the cause of these fall colors is too extreme it'll fuck with biological process too much and cause more serious problems in the plant. Various reactions it depends on will be hindered...