Don't use pH- unless it's citric acid in "living" soil; normally, if your base soil is good and you haven't overdone anything, the soil organisms, if there are any, will regulate your pH.
I think you don't have any deficiencies with the fertilizers you're using. Creating a bit more life could help your plant better assimilate everything that's already available. I would recommend using molasses; it's really cheap, and EMAs are microorganisms.
It's early yet mate.
Frost really kicks in, after pre fower has truly ended..
Ph 6.2 where you getting that from
Also, he's using organic nutrients.
PH does not come into play.
Soil 6.3-6.8 6.5 been optimal
Coco 5.5-5.8 5.5 been optimal
Water 5.5 been the num
I had to translate your words. Make sure your pH is around 6.2 and you are keeping that consistent. They don't look too bad actually. The leaves are frosted with resin, but I'm more interested in the fading to yellow that i see. I can't decide if that's a shot you took at lights on, or if it's a sulphur issue. That's why i mentioned the pH. Make sure your micro nutrient you are using is a quality one. Your plants don't even have burnt tips. I think you could up your ppm a little more.