As most of you know, I have used
Promix forever but I only feed about every 2 weeks on avg. The only reason I could think of my Ph dropping like that would be from overfeeding (or Ph additives, which don't apply here) Keep in mind, when you flush, the stuff typically goes from top to bottom. If there was a previous buildup of nutes/salts, they would be concentrated more at the bottom than the top. Flushing would cause the salty water to come out the bottom, but it would show the higher PPM salts until a LOT of water was run thru and leached them out. I think Potassium is pretty hard to flush out if I'm not mistaken. What you might be seeing is a lot of the salty nutrients coming out the bottom, since they are water soluble and would be carried out by the new water coming in. It might take a lot of flushing, however as sometimes water will develop channels of less restrictive medium, allowing a lot of the water to flow thru the channels but not necessarily thru the other areas.
IDK, as this is an unusual case and I don't know how much the differing forms of nutrients can cause the roots to affect the Ph as well. I'd LOVE to say to mix up some wood ashes and water, which will raise the Ph nicely... but also provides nutrients which could be at the source of the problem here. HMMmmmmm.....