Badazz OG Cheese in Living Soil

Days are getting shorter, and the girls are getting ready for flower! I could probably call this week 1 of flower but I'm going to mark it as veg so they have 10 weeks total in veg. I did a few things in preparation for flower. Aside from their weekly KNF and BioAg Ful-Humix, I also gave them a compost extract and oceanic hydrolysate to increase and feed the microbiology in the soil. And I kept up the IPM, this week but I switched it up to Monterey Horticultural oil, no phytotoxicity. New growth is still looking good, so I redid all of the LST tie downs, probably going to be the last or second to last time I tie them down since whites pistils are beginning to pop up all over the place and I don't want to harm them and I like to leave them in place for two weeks so the branches stay in place. Then I striped a lot of the lower and damaged leaves. Lastly, I did a big top dress so they have everything the need to get them to the end of the cycle. I copied Build a Soil's Craft Blend recipe and made it myself from bulk dry amendments from my local organic gardening store (some of which are Down to Earth products they buy and resell, so I listed them above). Everything was added at 1 TBSP per pot, except some minerals I was missing when I first mixed the soil, so I added extra of those in the top dress. All in all it was about 3 cups of dry amendments plus 10 cups castings/compost. My DIY adjusted Build a Soil Craft Blend recipe: 1/2 cup Azomite Rock Dust 1/2 cup Oyster Shell flour 2 TBSP Ground Barley 1 TBSP of each of the following: kelp, alfalfa, soft rock phosphate, crab meal, soybean meal, gypsum, cottonseed meal, fish bone meal, insect frass, cal-phos, FF Marine Cuisine, and DtE Acid Mix and BioLive. I mixed all that up, spread it across the soil, and then on top of amendments I also layered on the following (in order): 1/4 cup Kashi Blend 4 cups Black Gold worm castings 6 cups compost and rice hulls as mulch layer (3 cups of each mixed together) 1/4 cup neem meal + 2 TBSP karanja meal (for IPM)