I'd actually like to direct you to a very interesting story (true story) about the effects of wind on plant life and just how important it is. You don't have to read it, but it's fascinating and shows just how much 'wind' and/or circulation matters. Link: https://www.howtogeek.com/trivia/the-absence-of-wind-in-the-biosphere-2-research-lab-proved-severely-detrimental-to/
Not the exact article I had read long ago, this is actually more 'professional' but the facts are clear. Without wind (air flow) your plants will be weak. They may not fall over like in the story example, but come flowering time and all that weight being put on, can cause laterals to snap/crack/break. Wind is so important, and it was an oversite on my part for a long time. When I read this story, I added more fans and increased circulation. Plants became more rigid and firm after doing so.
Cheers and good luck with the new girls (pretty close together though. Are you plucking some in future?) Happy grows! Drop me a line in PM if you need anything else👍👍