She's screaming, "AAAAAHHHHHHH!!!"
LOL.
The closest thing i see is a Mo deficiency on my leaf chart, but this would be rare. Whether in soil or using hydro nutes in a soilless/hydro context, should have plenty of trace elements.
6.1 is not a problem. It may need a slightly different ratio.. a few percent different here or there. e.g. may need less Ca at 6.1 than 5.6.
Looks like it started as interveinal damage and progressed to what we see here... only at bottom most leaf.
looks fairly unclear.. more info needed. some general ballpary ppms you want for your nutes 120-130N, 60P, 180+K, 100+Ca, 60-80Mg, 100+S
if near that.. it's not the formula at fault. that works well around 6pH and likely anything within a 2-3 tenths of that. If drastically off on any of that, adjust and see how it goes. This is a weak level of nutes. some plants may want more. drop the n near 100-110 after 2-3 weeks from flip/flower phase start.
pH swings can be the faultof the fertilizer. Good hydro fertilizer should be resistant to pH swings with proper buffering. This is the manufactuer's fault, if so.