Man she's growing like crazy. Removed the 3rd, 4th, and 5th node shade leaves. Moved the light again, after a day. I've had to move the light a second time and did I bit more defoliation (non-shade leaves). I am officially concerned about her height, she will likely max out the tent. Made the decision to "supercrop" the main stem into a slight S (pics will be coming soon).
I did the math and she will certainly outgrow her environment. I wanted to just do a straight-forward grow considering it's my first AF, but alas, the fates have conspired against her and me. There are pics attached after the "supercropping". I should mention that this is not true cupercropping, but a later stage LST to achieve the same results. The plant was not damaged in any way and it will not need time to recover, only time to turn the leaves upright. Defoliation was extended to include some, but not all, inward-facing leaves.