I have a site that really went through hell during two massive rainstorms. It was on a slight slope, and only about 30-40% looks like it has taken root. I redid a soil sample yesterday and Im slightly above 7. Im pretty sure we had almost 6.5 when we spread. Could I still lime while the roots are taken or am I up a creek until next year.

This is the clover/chickory that is doing fine


This is the one that isnt doing well...I want to lime but is it too late?

Great looking plot, there's no need to lime if your soil is already pH neutral. I would wait and see how even the germination is and replant the areas that the seed was washed away, probably with a perennial to prevent it from happening again.

It seem to me that 7 is the goal. Since any number above 7 is basic, more lime would take you farther fromyour goalat this point, You're good.
It does look like you could use a cover crop to keep your washing down

A PH of 7 is neutral, meaning neither acid nor base. That is the goal for most food plots like clover.

See http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/HBASE/chemical/ph.htmlscroll down to 2nd box for examples.