pH is too high for coco, and what's really needed is the ppm going in, and coming out,.. If you're trying to run coco like true soil, you will very likely struggle with thing. Coco is not a soil, it's a specialized soilless medium, different from other peat based soilless as well,... it's really meant to be used as a hydro medium, it can take and perform well with the constant watering because it drains and breaths like nothing else.. this si why in general, you feed at milder ppm, often, with 15-20+% run off each time, to purge excess nute salts, keep a more balanced amount in there, and allows to monitor the run-off pH and ppm.. Coco also needs extra Ca-Mg because of it's odd CEC properties... If you haven't looked yet, go to the Reference Section and read up on it in the Sticky article section...
Off pH and uncertain nute availability is behind their symptoms, that needs to be addressed as mentioned, or they will stunt out and be weak performers...