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Lower leaves yellowing in the 4th week of flower, and older buds edges look burnt

I just got off the phone with Botanicare. The guy told me that I should be watering with a pH around 6.1 to 6.5. Which is what I've been doing.
 
I just got off the phone with Botanicare. The guy told me that I should be watering with a pH around 6.1 to 6.5 When growing in a soilless mix. Which is what I've been doing. he wasn't very helpful. I explained the whole situation and his response was basically that I have to investigate which is exactly what I'm trying to do. He suggested that I could try adding more nitrogen. I asked him how to do that, and he said I could add some pro grow Which is what I use in the veg room. Are there other ways to increase nitrogen? I don't know what to use besides what I'm using now.
 
Botnicare makes the nutrients only right? But they don’t make the soilless mix you are using, right? Contact the actual soilless mix manufacturing company. They will have a better idea.
 
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Nebula adjusts coco (a form of soilless mix) to 5.5-6.5. I would ask pro mix (if that’s who manufactured the mix).
 

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I would say fuck all that dealing with shady company’s and just start your next grow fully organic I can help you out. I’ll let you know what mix I have and what I feed mostly water. Then you won’t have to worry about ph or too much of this or too much of that. These guys selling bottled nutrients don’t know shit. Like going to a dispensary and asking those bud tenders anything they don’t know shit. Most bottled nutrients are 95% water and another 3% proprietary lol look up what that means you’ll soon realize I might as well just feed water. Maybe the lights are too close??? Also another way to get nitrogen into your soil is cover crop clover will do that for you all natural.
 
Water is inorganic by definition. So to say you have a fully organic grow, it’s not 100% accurate. Are you skipping watering them?
I don’t see switching to organic being a great option for a beginner grower that is learning how to read their plants conditions. Organic nutes take a long time to become available for the plant to use. This makes reading the conditions and making adjustments much more difficult if you don’t have much experience with what to look for. Feed schedules are proven and take much of the variability away from the feeding process. Variability in this process leads to the majority of issues I see with beginners on this site.
Do you mean concentrated nutrients? I assume you must mean after dilution? Are you trying to say that bottled organic nutrients are not 95% water? Failing to see the comparison made there.
 
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