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@BrensBuds Perfectly fine my friend its just a genetic anomaly Ive had many a mutated or weird shaped plant become absolute crackers Good luck. As for lights Mars make a couple of beauties look into the sp250 or ts 1000 or 2000 models

its perfectly normal, thats just genetics showing.

as suggested by miss. more time to play with her until you can increase her sunshine. If you top her at 1st node and start training the 2nd 2 tips towards the edge of your pots by staking them out with pegs/canes ect. The 3rd and 4th could be stripped out too , dont worry at all there is a point to it. let her recover as you wait for the light change still so no rush and she will cope very well. You would be on your way to a simple Quadlined plant that will produce many main stems from all the lateral growth which again you can stake out to the edges. Once they reach it you can let them start heading upwards and flip to flowering. This method only takes a few good veg weeks under good lighting but will allow you to slow things down a little to avoid a spindly poor yielding girl. Be a shame to put all that love and attention in and not get the real benefit back. I love quadlining as it allows a good control of the canopy and height. perfect for low growing too. good luck

Well if you want to go on, it would be the best Idea to get more Light.... the New Quantumboards are affordable and give you a biiiig light. Up to now she looks good, just abig lack of light to see. The good thing its a photoperiod, so she can wait until you got astonger light

A lack of light during last weeks. It looks good now, so no worries. You can top it if you wish to make a bush

Hey control lux lumen par .... Change light with a full spectrum led like me .... The quantum board and COB light are the best ..... 200w blurple led ara like a 100w quantum or COB... Try .... After 1 month repot

Hey man fairly experienced grower here, my first thought is not enough light, your plants are quite tall for only being on the fourth node. My guess is that there wasn't enough light to have the leaf push out all 5 fingers, or it could just be the seed genetics. I've had leaves come out with 7 blades on the third node, and even as high as 11 when in full flower as long as shes getting everything she needs. Topping her now should stop more lateral growth for a bit, but generally I like to follow The nebula manifold technique, topping from the 6th node to the third and clearing lower growth, this allows the plant to be more robust in its current growth and lets me clone the cutting I took. You ever have any questions feel free to pop over to my log and drop a comment.