No diary = no information... Your plants look like they've got a potassium deficiency as Roberts said.. and I wouldn't be calling the makers of your nutes for advice on how to water - they don't know what may be in the actual water you use or what your substrate is or anything! They only know about their product. Roberts is right - you need to water with some runoff every time as it clears out salts and built-up nutes that could be building up.
My question to you is how do you measure your pH... if you use a meter, have you calibrated it recently? They need to be calibrated frequently. Potassium deficiencies (as well as many other deficiencies) are often caused by a pH that isn't in the proper range. You say yours is 6.1-6.2 which is great BUT if the meter is not calibrated or simply broken, you wouldn't know if this is accurate. I would start there, myself... check the meter, recalibrate it! Once you've recalibrated it, ask it to read the pH of, say, the 4.0 calibration solution... if it does not read 4.0, then you know the meter is broken. If it DOES measure it as 4.0, then you know it's been calibrated properly and can then read the pH of the solution or water that you are giving your plants. And recalibrate it at least once a week... I use my meter twice a day on 3 plants I'm growing in DWC so I recalibrate mine every day or every other day....
Good luck... and start a diary! Even if you can only go back 1 or 2 weeks, diaries give other important information that you might not think is important or relevant to any question/concern that you have but can actually be the key to the solution.