Hmm..
How did you have the netpots covered before? I only see some Leca in the netpots from the photos.
The pH is on the higher side. A lot of guides say 5.5-6.5 and most point for the 5.8 as midpoint. Personally I aim for 6.0.
If you start getting too high, the micronutrients should be the first to show deficiencies, also the iron might precipitate out after 6.5 (depends on the chelate used in the nutrients).
Is that masterblend 10-30-20 Blossom Booster the only nutrient you use?
There is quite a little of certain micros, magnesium and no calcium at all.
So it probably shouldn't be used as a standalone feed.
Also there is quite a bit of ammoniacal nitrogen in it:
Total Nitrogen (N)
5.65% Nitrate Nitrogen
4.35% Ammoniacal Nitrogen.
Few points here, when plants consume ammoniacal nitrogen, the pH will drop.
The ammoniacal nitrogen competes with the plants uptake of potassium,calcium and magnesium.
Lastly I'd ask about the light aswell.
By wattage it seems HUUGE
Do you have any idea of the amounts of PPFD you are getting on your canopy?
If not, consider checking app called Photone for android/iphone.
Depending on your phone it gives pretty accurate results and gives you better idea of how much light you are actually giving them.
edit* googled your light and its probably the "Spider Farmer®SE5000 480W LED"
Still I'd suggest you measure your PPFD's. 1000-1300ppfd is pretty high amount of light and the plants should be healthy to be able to take that amount of light.