Pretty well normal for some strains, they get ready to protect their flowers, it seems, by lowering their leaves before sunset, when most of the pest bugs come out.
(That's my theory, and the only one that makes any sense to me!)
It generally happens more so with plants with a higher % of Sativa genes in my experience.
Strangely, some will also have their leaves up and ready in the morning, well before light.
There is no "too much light amount cut off mechanism" in cannabis plants.
Running your lights at 24 hours will lead to unhealthy plants due to an incomplete photosynthetic cycle, plants need dark to undertake certain processes they can not do when the lights are on. Without "sleep" plants suffer from an incomplete metabolism, besides, nothing on planet Earth has evolved to be able to survive without sleep periods every 24 hours, it is called a "circadian rhythm". Please do not fall into the trap of trying 24/0 thinking somehow you will get better plants, you won't, just exhausted plants with a screwed up metabolism and I can't see how a plant with a screwed up metabolism can produce healthy trichomes, or healthy anything for that matter! Besides, cannabis can only grow so much during any 24 hour period and this growth tops out around the 18 hour mark, meaning that running your lights longer than 18 hours is basically a waste of electricity. 18/6 has been advocated for for 40+ years now and is not a random number, but a conclusion drawn from 80+ years of research into cannabis.
Hope this helps, Organoman.