Hi
@granddaddyg! I usually wait until the 3rd or 4th node has fully developed. But anyway I won't recommend to do it on this baby, she's not looking healthy, TOPping such a young and unhealthy plant would take ages to recover, she might even not recover at all. So first, try to find the issue(s) in your environment and refine it asap. My guess is that wrong pH, high relative humidity and a permanently-wet soil lead to this sad looking and unhealthy baby (curly leaves, slight yellowing / loss of greenness). Also, stop spraying anything unless it's really necessary (to kill pests or to give nutrients to over-watered plants). When you need to spray something, do it at night when the light turns off, otherwise you might burn the leaves. Try to stick to a 6.2 pH level and a ~50% relative humidity. Hope this helps, I'll be around, keep us up-to-date so we can help you adjusting your parameters, and happy growing!