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I built a platform on an incline using PVC pipe for the frame and a piece of plywood for the top.

Got it at the local hydro shop. I believe it's made by Botanicare.

I definitely would thin it out. You might clean up all the dead leaves........it attracts bugs.

I do it all the time on the unruly tall ones.......they recover within a day. First pic is just after super cropping.......second is 2 days later.

Whatever it is, it's minor.......the plants look good. You might consider super cropping those extra tall branches.

Burnt tips mean either nute burn or light burn.

I assume you mean feeding once a day?

What is your feeding schedule?

How about pics? What is your medium?

What is your medium and water source?

They're obviously sativa's..........foxtailing and airy buds are normal.

It's some type of minor deficiency.......not bugs.

Exactly what was your drying and curing process?

Not revegging. Get rid of your wife.

What is your light schedule?

Most growers top at the 4th or 5th node.

For those of you having issues with fungus gnats, you can buy Gnatrol larvicide from Hydro45. $17.99 for a 3.2 oz. bottle. It works like a charm killing the larvae.

By a few months.......not sure why you felt you needed to point that out. I don't want to get into a pissing match with you my friend. My comment about a new member wasn't referring to you and it wasn't meant for you.......yet you felt it necessary to quote it. Coco for cannabis has helped...

You can find the real answers here........cocoforcannabis.com The guy giving you advice to let it dry is a new member and has admittedly never grown in coco before. Good luck.

I've been growing in coco for decades and I have never had root rot or had a seedling die due to over watering. Granted, if you start in large pots and saturated it, you could kill a seedling. But if you start in small pots like solo cups and feed to run off starting around day 3 or 4 from...