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Just how dead are we talking about here? Are they falling off? Typically you want to leave fan leaves on as long as possible unless infected. If they're just starting do die off they will be trying to transport all mobile nutrients to the rest of the plant. If you're worried that the fan leaves...

Agree with this 100%

Personally, I do find that trimming up the lower portions of your plants can help increase yield (as well as increase air circulation). However on plants of this size, I do not think you will benefit at all. Usually pruning is done on larger plants that have a very uneven canopy or have...

For the last 4 years I've been germinating by letting my beans sit in a small shot glass halfway filled with distilled water for 24 hours. I always monitor my water temps and my best results always come from water kept at roughly between 72-77 degrees. If the tap root shows after a 24 hour soak...

Getting serious with the lighting is absolutely the way to go. More lumens = more medicine. As far as nutrients go, read through the Organic forums. Not bad for your first plant at all! My first grow was so upsetting I don't even tell people about it... I also recommend looking into the SCROG...

What kind of light are you using? I'm assuming that your growing indoors seeing as you started this plant in the winter months. It's normal for the leaves buried deep in the middle, below the canopy, to yellow and fall off. The plant knows that they aren't getting enough light and "sacrifices"...

SCROG. https://www.rollitup.org/t/lbhs-scrog-tutorial.438789/ Nuff said.