Poll- what should I do with this overgrown garden?

[Android]

Please help me decide what to do

1) let it be like it is right now
2) trim leaves from overgrown plants to allow more light to underprivileged plants
3) remove inferior plants from the setup and allow overgrown plants to flourish
4) remove every other row of overgrown plants (rows 1, 8) and all smaller plants rows (and shut them down)
5) remove every other row of overgrown plants (rows 1, 8) but not all smaller plants rows

Here are the weak plants behind the massive one. What should I do?

Here's a typical leaf of a leaf in an overabundant environment - I counted 11

How should I put up a fake ceiling or a chicken wire or a net of some kind, so I could hang plants by threads from it?

This is the reading at this time. Note the drop of nutes and ph:

Okay. Here are the row shots. First, the group shots, overviews:
overgrown rows 1&2

barely alive rows 3 through 5:

overgrown rows 6through8

Now one-by one:
row1:

row2

row3

row4

row5

row6

row7

row8

Please express your opinion


Again the questions are:

1) let it be like it is right now
2) trim leaves from overgrown plants to allow more light to underprivileged plants
3) remove inferior plants from the setup and allow overgrown plants to flourish
4) remove every other row of overgrown plants (rows 1, 8) and all smaller plants rows (and shut them down)
5) remove every other row of overgrown plants (rows 1, 8) but not all smaller plants rows


P.s. I forgot to tell that the main goal we are going for - is the most bud by weight


P.S.S. All the shots at 5 weeks

 

[Android]

Update: I did number 3

 

[caposapo]

Id say good call

 

[Android]

Thanks! I posted pics in the journal in the sig

 

[Buckshot]

these should have been on 12/12 light a long time ago... are they 12/12 now?

 

[Android]

Yessir. They have been 1week+ on 12/12 now, but I don't see much budding - probably because plants are still repairing from the massive trim