Getting the rust off

I noticed a thrip worm (but no visible damange yet), squished it and sprayed everyone down with insecticidal soap on Saturday. Stupid thrips - I'm never doing soil indoors again. It'll be annoying to try to spray the plants down in the new 5gal containers. I'm a bit shocked at the amount of root growth in just 2 weeks after being in the coco. I should be getting my RO system sometime today, which will be just in time, as they're going through more than a gallon per day now. Mixing nutes will be enough work, but at least I don't need to drive out somewhere, and have cash on hand, to get water. I also need to take some photos with the light off - they look lime green and nitrogen starved, while they're really quite healthy, if perhaps a bit dark green from the high nitrogen soil I couldn't get out of their root ball when I transitioned from soil to coco. In a day or two I should be able to take the final topping for the mainline plant. I'll likely start flowering in 2-3 weeks from now as I get the LST plants to spread out and fill their space better. Tuesday: Final (?) top of the mainlined plant. I have some rivets that I'm going to put in the fabric pots so I can get the areas of growth growing further apart from each other. Hopefully that happens later today/night. Thursday: The rivets I have are far too small to work in my pots. I've used safety pins for now, but I don't have that many. I'll need to buy a bunch+binder clips, as the bushier girls need some LST soon. Mainline will now start getting some separation and better directed growth.