So the upper lady has tolerated the treatment quite well. The lower one, as far as can be seen in the (unfortunately somewhat blurry) pictures, has several issues. The curled leaf edges indicate heat stress. Both plants show signs of that. Additionally, the leaves of the problematic lady are curling in, forming claw-like shapes. That's a clear sign of a nitrogen excess.
Even though they are the same strain, both are the same age, etc., they are two completely different plants with individual needs. Since they are not clones. One can handle a bit more, the other less.