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i would just pick the best looking plants and keep and get rid the others then you would have some room to lst the remaining

Dimming lights will encourage stretch as they reach for more light. They should not go much more now

Sorry if this is a repost... grow Diaries be actin funny. Personally, I would choose methods that reduce stress. Raise your fixtures, add a fan on them to keep ballast cool and this will help prevent your plant tops from burning as well. You can then gain a few more inches by placing a trellis above and slowly working it down over time. Try to focus onspreading the tops towards the inner walls of the tent from center point. That way if they do continue to grow, they might be able to grow above the fixture. With my current grow, where I ran into a similar issue, I researched as many possible solutions and there was one I wasn't able to try which was running straight blue lights until stretching has ceased since I didn't have any readily available. As far as dimming... I didn't. Fans on the lights and ballast worked miracles on preventing burn. Plants are much more robust in this stage. I just kept an ever watchful eye on them.

yes you can very gently try bending the stems and do a light defol underneath mate

Man I had the same problem in my 1 meter high box with pineapple express. The plant touched the lamp and some leaves were electrocuted. I did supercropping at the beginning of flowering, and in the middle of flowering and she feels great. At first it may look scary, as if the buds will now break the stem from their weight, but they quickly get stronger and even start to rise later. The most important thing is to knead the stem well and do it no sooner than 24 hours after watering! It is best when the pot is dry.

Could very well be genetics, try have a look for other growers photos of the same strain and on the catalogue for this cultivar, your buds look ok

Slight light bleach on 2nd picture the other pictures look like normal progress.

It's more likely than not bleaching though VERY rarely you'll see it as a mutation. Note that a bleached tip isn't gonna go green(aka repair itself), so all you can hope for is to stop more tops from bleaching. The one and only "albino" mutation I've personally witnessed was in a reveged plant in its 2nd trip to flower under a "blurple" type light. It was a dwarf and there was no way it was bleaching, plants 3x its size were fine.