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Seeking light. probably perpendicular to the light source, eh? The excess 'praying' of the back-right plant in picture #3, might be a sign you need more light. Leaves angling upward is a good sign, but when it is extreme, that's potentially a symptom of not enough light. This stuff is a matter of trial and error because each garden has it's own local variables that impact exactly how much light a plant can handle per day. It's better than drooping, that's for sure, lol. Maybe get the light an inch or 2 closer and see how it goes for a week. The resulting spacing of nodes (new growth) will help guide light intensity --- too tight? needs less. too strechy? needs more if your temps, rh and atmospheric co2 remain consistent, it'll be roughly the same next grow too... some seasonal differences are possible. A little cooler or less optimal VPD and you get less potential photosynthsis per day possible (less DLI needed than other seasons, for example).. take notes.. if temp/rh vary, expect some slight differences from one grow to the next, but it'll mostly be the same.

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I don't see leaves curling up maybe some curling down but no tacoing.. I just didn't want this guy lowering the intensity of light for no reason, with regards to a different perspective with the 1st comment is impossible. Tah..

@Green_claws No worries bro, I get what you’re saying tropism is definitely real but in this case the leaf edges are clearly curling up, not just turning toward the light. That’s usually caused by heat or light intensity rather than phototropism. Just trying to help out with a different perspective ✌️

The leave recognise where the light is coming from and alters her leaves accordingly to catch the most light for photosynthesis.. The turning of leaves is a good sign of a health plant it's call tropism.. Please don't listen to that comment Sorry but your giving bad advice here 👇👇👇👇👇

Looks like a bit of light stress bro the leaves are praying and twisting slightly upwards, usually a sign that the light is too intense or too close. Try raising it a few cm or lowering the dimmer to around 70%. Other than that, they look healthy and happy! 👌