vanilla frosting - first Indoor

Ok, so week 14 is here. Everything was going pretty well, except the VF seemed to be drying out and production was stalled, not that flowers were not progressing -- its just they were small and leaves were not as lush and rocking like before. I was not sure what was up, but one thing that bothered me was that no matter how often I watered, the soil seemed compressed like a rock and would dry out super super fast, like overnight. The good thing about being in a 5 gallon airpot is that transplants are supposedly painless. Well, my dumb ass decided to go for it. The deciding factors to re-pot this were: 1. It's in an airpot so actually there were almost no roots visible when I peeled off the airpot. 2. I am having a surgery in 8 days that will make it almost impossible to take care of these plants the way I have been, no lifting no major movements that will aggravate stuff. I transplanted to a huge pot I got at Costco for a lemon tree. The hardware store only had some brand I have'nt used Mother Earth (https://www.mother-earthproducts.com/product/groundswell-performance-soil/) so I went ahead with that, if I'm gonna screw it up, well might as well just go for it. The transplant was perfect. The air pot trimmed the roots like a champ... maybe too much. So now she will have the water and room she is craving. I doused the whole thing with about two gallons of brewed awesomeness. Added Dynomyco to the roots and never even turned the lights off (just lifted them up). Took about thirty minutes to do it. What about the other plants? I just sent them back to the two by two until VF finishes. Turned on the 180 watt HPS on them, and vent right over the light to intake that air into the larger tent, using my scrubber for both tents. It worked like a champ. Everyone got the water and nutes they wanted. By the way, there are WORMS in my soil! I hope I didn't mess stuff up but if this goes sideways, it will help me learn.