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You're sure that they're flowering? Perhaps they are just showing preflowers. At 4 weeks old it could be preflowers. Better pics would help. Sent from Northern Colorado.

If you correct the problem they will grow out of it. The scorched leaves will never recover but new growth will be fine. Give them time. When they get bigger with nice new growth you can cut off the damaged leaves. Sent from Northern Colorado.

The baby room. Sent from Northern Colorado.

One of my clients tents. Not bad for a first grow. Strain in Silver Haze. Sent from Northern Colorado.

The top dress I do is only a tbls per gallon. Not a full cup like I mix in the soil. Sent from Northern Colorado.

I've never had a problem adding a cup per 5 gallons. It is time released. The lime doesn't break down all at once. I add the cup to the original mix then top dress at flip to flower. My plants are in the 5 gallon pots about 4 months, and yes... With no lime and growing trees it gets way to...

I've used sunshine 4 for 15 years... The only thing I add to it is dolomitic lime. One cup per 5 gallon pot. The peat gets acidic late in grows and the lime counteracts that. As far as having coco in it... I'd read the label again because my sunshine #4 has no coco... Sent from Northern Colorado.

I mix it in the soil and top dress once when I flip to flower. So between those two things and a small amount of calmag once a week I have no problems and don't pH my water, which comes out of the tap at 7.4. If you have no dolo lime in the soil I would top dress a tablespoon per gallon of soil...

You can add dolo lime to an existing pot. Just top dress it and water it in. It takes a couple weeks to begin buffering the soil. Next time mix it in before planting. I use a cup of dolo lime in 5 gallon pots. I grow in sunshine #4, very similar to promix. I also add a small amount of calmag...

I figure this grapefruit has about 5 weeks left. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Budding out nicely. This is the first plant I've grown outdoors. After 15 years of doing this indoors. I'll definatly have one or two every year. It been fun and I learned things. Learning is always the goal! A branch of it was successfully pollinated as well. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Captain Jack harvest. A cross of a Jamaican and Jack Herer. Sent from Northern Colorado.

The outdoor is coming along. Hoping it will be done by first frost, but it can always go in the greenhouse if it needs more time. Sent from Northern Colorado.

My flat plant experiment is coming along. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Well I have plenty of pollen... Sent from Northern Colorado.

Cut light back and repot. Those 10 gallon pots should hold enough water for two visits. The plants will concentrate on root growth with the repot so above pot growth will slow anyways. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Yes they'll have it at hydro shops. A huge 25 pound bag of agricultural dolo lime is like 20 dollars. And do foliar calmag to correct the problem in the short term. Sent from Northern Colorado.

The dolomitic lime is time released. It won't fix your calmag problem overnight but will gradually buffer your pH over time. I usually add it by mixing it into my soil before planting and I top dress a few weeks into flower. Sent from Northern Colorado.

Well thanks! I like to be well rounded, to have the ability to make any grow work in lots of different conditions with lots of variance in equipment. Being stuck with one style is limiting I think. Every grow has its own challenges and expanded ones knowledge! Sent from Northern Colorado.

Chem Sour D x Tahoe OG cross by homebrew420. Sent from Northern Colorado.