Defoliation ?

products of photosynthesis freely travel around the plant. Apical dominance dictates where it is used 'more' and not where the light hits the plant. Never remove leaves so that light hits a bud site. That's bro-science nonsense. Always keep as many leaves as possible. They perform several functions above and beyond light absorption. If the plant has too many, it will shed them. removing leaves also does not shift resources to buds, that's even more retarded than the urban myth mentioned above. removing leaves will only make the plant grow more leaves - unless too late in flower. Only remove leaves that create a disease vector - standing water (condensation from overlap with tent wall or another leaf) or zero airflow in canopy. it doesn't have to be as airy as your current one. You don't want any gaps in canopy as that's wasted photons.

Is it auto or photo? If you do try not to take off more than 10% of its mass.

If you decide to defoliate, just go with a few leaves she ain’t the bushiest. Here is some information about this subject, im doing it for years with this tutorial: https://www.growweedeasy.com/nebulas-super-simple-3-step-defoliation-tutorial If defoliate and how much always depends on how the plant is growning. Id remove only leaves that cover budsites and leaves and buds that are so low that they don’t receive much light and would not produce in the end. If you start with defoliation go slow first, learn how plants react. This can be also different with each genotype/phenotype they all take the stress differently. After week 3-4 you don’t want to put much stress on your plants anymore, since they should concentrate on flower production/bulking week 4-7. if you decide to defoliate at this stage only take single leaves at a time

Leave her alone, looks like she has good airflow and light penetration as she is.

Nah... Rather remove the lowest buds so the ones getting light get more resources. Also you are in like Flower week 3-5 dont stress her if you dont need to.