Exotic Genetix Chromatose in Living Soil

I'm just going to pretend like the past couple weeks didn't happen since I had these plants in solo cups stagnant and not very happy. I have changed my setup a bit, and transplanted these into 3gal pots. I used my soil mix with roots organic and a bunch of organic amendments, including 2-2-2 down to earth fertilizer. I may have over done it with the bat guano, looks like they have some nitrogen toxicity but other than that they are looking great! I topped them all at different times, so some are slightly taller than others. I was able to get two of them to start 3 leading branches. One of them is quite stunted, but I hope it catches up while they wait to go to the other tent. Once I am done drying my other plants these will move into that tent and spread their legs. I removed all leaves below the top, I am going to try my hardest to train these to grow in an even canopy. I also just planted clover on the soil to keep it moist and it looks like they are starting to sprout as well!