I hesitate to diagnose blindly, so many variables. But in general, I have not seen any major differences in nutrient requirements with LED vs. HID, except that leaf and root temperatures tend to be lower with LED. If not managed, this can lead to sub-par photosynthesis rates and thus lower nutrient needs which can show up either as nutrient burn from excess nute levels; or as nutrient deficiencies if root temps fall below 50F and different components become locked out.
This isn’t usually a problem in the summer, rather it’s a blessing, as the more typical issue is keeping the grow space cooler. But it can crop up in winter, especially on concrete floors and in unheated rooms. The fix is usually moderating ventilation volume and intake temperatures, and/or heat mats for solid medium grows, or reservoir heaters for hydro systems.
I know @nitro went through some this and resolved it, perhaps he can chime in. -b420