1st Living Soil Grow Outdoor

***UPDATE- I went for it and transplanted these ladies. Yes in flower. They really needed it to keep going. Not ideal but we were able to break the clay pots they were in and barely mess with the plant. It was so bound up with barely any dirt. Of course some roots were messed with during transplant (even purposely to break up root ball a bit) but neither plant drooped or has had any issue since repotting. I know this was too late to transplant and not recommended but with care, if its really needed, it's possible 👍 Well buds are progressing and looking nice...but within the last 10 days or so I've starting getting yellow fans. It could be temp stress as we've swung from the 100s to now 80s and cloudy with 100s on the way. It could be nutes/ph but I've been careful and feeding them the same way they have enjoyed. I think this time it's them being or almost being root bound 😭 this is my 2nd year growing outside and these two plants took off and grew way bigger than I expected. I also let them veg for way longer than last year's outdoor crop (sprouted beginning of April). I should have transplanted once more before July. I'm stuck now I think because they're flowering and in clay pots. The top soil is very dense with roots and I've tilled it a bit with my fingers to help water penetrate a bit better. This is frustrating because all was going well but hopefully babying them will see these girls all the way thru. Any ideas or tips for this kind of issue?? Help me out if so. Better go bigger pot or in ground next year. Live and learn and all that but dammit. Dropped the coconut water for now as it's the buggiest month here and ants are lurking around. I still add ladybugs to the garden every once in awhile to help clean up 👍