White Widow Auto - Double the Trouble

I'm probably going to forget more than half of the things I wanted to write down, but here goes. Confirmed the problem I've been seeing is a pH problem with the soil. It's too acidic and I have no idea why. I tried to flush the soil with alkaline water but after about 250 drops of pH up and 15 or so gallons of highly alkaline water through plant 6's pot, the run off stayed low and never changed. So I found out about pulverized dolomite lime, top dressed a tablespoon of that per gallon of soil and now I just get to wait. It's supposed to take two weeks to correct the soil pH and there's really nothing else I can do at this point. Now I understand why people say newbies shouldn't grow autoflowers. If this was a photoperiod in the veg cycle I could have corrected all of this before going into flower, but now I've got to take what I get. Major lesson learned. I thought soil pH was dependent on the pH of the water going in. Now I realize the pH of the water going in has absolutely zero effect on the soil. Going forward I'm going to top dress some powdered lime on every pot and redress it about once every 4 weeks. It shouldn't take the soil over 7.0 even if I do too much. If I start to see a phosphorous deficiency without a cal/mag problem then I'll know I did too much and I'll just wait and let the soil become more acidic since that's what Ocean Forest seems to do for me. I'm also going to stop wasting time pHing water or nutrient solution because the soil will bring it down on its own. I'm really looking forward to being done with this grow and getting going on a new one with a clean slate knowing what I know now. I really feel like I'm wasting my time with the current plants because of the acidic soil so hopefully something changes. Every day, every plant just seems to get worse. I added the lime on 1/5 (day 47) so fingers crossed I see some signs of improvement by 1/19, but it may be too late by then.