Too much nitrogen and underwatering?

Always water thoroughly after transplanting, this is a traumatic experience for the plant and keeping them dry after this operation is not good. If you transplanted them into decent, quality soil, they will not need extra feeding for some weeks.

I’m confused in your watering you posted. If you have been watering over the past few days then this is signs you have over watered them and they are shocked from transplant. If you have not watered them recently then they defiantly need some water, especially with a transplant because it will help them get over that shock of their roots being disturbed. Watering in soil at this stage should really be done every 3-4 days, or until you can feel the soil is dry by sticking your finger in about 1” down. I like to pick my pot up when I just watered to get a feel of that weight, then after a few days when I think it’s dry I will pick it up again to feel the dry weight. Once you figure that out you can really tell when to water nearly by the weight alone. Hope this helps.

agree transplants shock. give it more time. and overwatered atm. once its roots becme established in that pot it will drink through it all more throughly.

if you just transplanted this will stress them out and with all your defoliation that will too so id just let her do her thing and I'm sure they will be back to healthy before you know it but clawing leaves like that are often a sign of over watering :)