Hey! If your plant looks visually healthy, there's probably no rush. An EC of 3.9 is effective when grown, in the 4th-5th season of certain strains, the hungry ones can ensure that the substrate is balanced. On the other hand, these choices are monitored: the accumulation of salts in the substrate and the EC also has a high level of formation. If you're doing it in soil, you can go with organic fertilizers or water frequently. Observe the leaves. If you see: burnt tips, very dark green/scratched leaves, growth stunting, then you should do a clear water flush (light drainage) to bring down the EC. A pH of 5.9 is fine in coco coir and is based on soil (or 6.2-6.5 is ideal). Don't forget that the plant is beautiful as it is: when you panic, you might see the leaf tips, and clear water flushing to dilute a bit. Have a great weekend!