Well, it's done and I learned a few things. They were getting rootbound. Good call guys! They were also pretty dry toward the bottom of the pots. The vermiculite must have trapped moisture at the surface, making me think the plants were not drinking much.

It took 6 gallons of plain water (pH 7) to get a runoff in the upper six range. I went ahead and gave them some bloom nutes and root stimulator. I haven't added nutes in nearly two weeks, they must have been hungry too.

Within 30 minutes color started returning to the first plant I did. I think they are happy. Only time will tell how much the plants were shocked. I'll post more pics here in a few days. Keep your fingers crossed!
dillhole Reviewed by dillhole on . Raising soil pH Here's the info, there's more pics in my grow log in my sig. Plant age 56 days since germination. 19th day of 12/12 Indoor Soil 50% Jungle Growth soil mixed with 25% vermiculite and 25% perlite Miracle Growth veg nutes with tomato on box (no longer using) Green Light bloom nutes 12-55-6 (have only used once at 1/2 strength) Hydrated lime (used sparingly) Permitherin and Bifenthrin insecticides (for fungus gnats, no longer using) Rating: 5