Indoor Sick flowering auto need advice

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I need some advise , this is my first grow in my 4x4 , never had issue like this in my 2x4 , I have 4 auto flowering and all leaves are starting to dry out and die , some are also yellowing only on top , im using about 650-700 true watt of cob light , feedinh using lucas formulas at 1/2 (always did that) , it get a little hot some time (29-30 degree) , I have an intake and exhaust fan , and a little fan to blow on the plant. Any tips or advice that can help would be nice im even willing to pay if u can help resolve this lol and sorry for my shitty english.
Problem: slow bud growth , drying leaves and yellowing top

Medium/grow method: 100% canna coco

Feed: and supplements used: lucas formulas 1/2 strenght

water source: tap water phd

Strain/age: ak47 and gorilla glue

light used: 700 true watt cob

climate :indoor 28-30 degree 40% humidity

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I don’t see ph readings. Incredibly important
 
Looks to me that your soil pH may be low. If pH out is that low after pH in of 6.3, pH in your medium may be a bit out of bounds on the low side. Absent contrary advice from someone with more experience, I suggest flushing with the same nute mix pHed at ~6.1 until the pH out is up to to at least 6.0. I just went through this with an outdoor plant I have going, and the flush sorted my problem. My flush of a ~4gal fabric pot took multiple gallons of nute mix to get pH out sorted. I elected to recycle the runoff back into my reservoir rather than waste it.

I am curious about what is causing your pH to drop. With Megacrop and coco, I find pH in both the reservoir and coco go up, not down. But I use plain brick coco that I buffer myself, so maybe Canna Coco has other stuff in it.
 
I would be checking the EC (although I understand your feeding regime is unchanged), if she's being overfed (EC Range higher than what's being fed) that can cause the PH to be lower than what's being given, worth a check.
 
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