Early Lemon Berry

Plants were starting to claw pretty bad, and I wasn't sure if it was an issue with nitrogen, watering, temp, etc. Potted up to 1 gallon cloth pots and they actually really needed it. Roots had grown more than expected given the relatively small size of the plants. I'm thinking that these might be shorter and bushier than I had expected. Anyway, the clawing is already showing a lot of improvement in the larger pots. I went with a mix of NFTG #4 and #8 soils, along with a little bit of worm castings. Also, I put in the recommended amount of NFTG One Shot (1 tb/gal?) and relatively small amounts of Recharge, Bokashi flakes and Mykos Mycorrhizae - I've got too much stuff and just like tossing in a variety of stuff when it doesn't seem like it will clash. And we'll be up to 5 or 7 gal pots soon enough anyway. Going to water with tea a little extra to see if that helps fully get rid of the clawing. I topped at the 5th node that was just coming in tiny. Might have done that early and have to clean up later but meh. This is a patient grow with me trying to remember how everything works. Sorry, I'm still getting the hang of color correction on the pics.