You are def right on the problem. Too much nitrogen. My first grow, so mistake are made. I'm just trying to figure out how to get these pellets out or on how to deactivate them. Even if I transplant it, these little pellets will come with it. Like you said maybe someone with experience in this problem can help me out. Thanks.

Definitely way too much nitrogen, no doubt about it. I had the same problem with one of my mothers that I have in the same type of soil (with osmocote pellets). Just flush out the soil with 2 or 3 gallons of fresh water and that should do the trick. Don't bother trying to get the pellets out. Just flush to get the free salts out. The pellets will continue to release nutes into the soil, but with regular (once a month) flushing, you'll keep the nitrogen build up at bay.

This is the reason why most people avoid slow release plant food, it continues to release nutes even if the plant doesn't need it, whereas when you feed with liquid nutes you can adjust for the plant's needs. Live and learn I guess

Thanks for your help and to everyone else who responded as well. I also waited too long to start flowering. I started the flowering process when the plants were almost 2 feet. Now they are growing out of control. They passed the 3 foot mark with only about 2 weeks into flowering. I def won't make these mistakes my second time around.

Something else you have to worry about is too much Nitrogen delays flowering. Don't go by how it looks, look at the trichs through a scope.

I had a beast of a plant (in the end it yielded 15Ozs from ONE plant). I let that fat bitch flower for 13 weeks before chopping it. Ultimately it turned out to be mediocre smoke because after 13 weeks, it STILL wasn't done. I think it's because of multiple factors, but the Nitrogen OD in flowering is a big culprit IMO.

You can see that plant as well as my pics of an overdosed plant here:
Nitrogen Overdose? Other Defeciency?