Hey bro! 👋
She's adapting to the conditions. She was pruned, and she expected to have as much greenery on top as she has roots growing below, in equal proportion. But you cut her, and she's adapting. She's trying to absorb and distribute, trying to give active growth in many places and directing nutrients in different directions; she's still recovering from the shock and is building up the same proportion of greenery to her existing root mass!
But I noticed that some of your plants have their leaf tips pointing upwards! This is important! 👆
Most likely, this is a heat stress issue.
If the leaves are pointing their tips upwards - that's thermal stress! The plant is very hot, and it's showing you this with the tips of its leaves!
Solution:
1. Raise the light higher or limit its power.
2. Increase the air exchange speed in the tent (boost the exhaust fan power).
3. Direct the airflow from the fan along the growing tips of the plant, but with a slight upward tilt! So that the fan captures the air coming from below, where it's cooler, and directs it upwards towards the light, where it's warmer and where it will exit through the exhaust fan! 👆
Good luck, bro! ✊😇