issues with lower, older leaves is signs of a deficiency in mobile nutrients: nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, and sulfur. calcium for example is a non mobile nutrient and cant be moved from one part of the plant to another so those deficiencies show up in new leaves because they have to be pulled directly into the growing leaf
it looks like nitrogen+potassium deficiencies (nitrogen the yellowing, potassium the browning and burnt tips) which can happen if the soil is too acidic, or if there's salt buildups in the plants. i tend to think its an issue of overfeeding, youve got a lot of nutes going in from reading the diary.
check ph of runoff water if you're not doing so already not just the water you are feeding, and it might need a flush or some base to up the ph.