How do you think she will turn out?

Low light - stretched out plant. Either the 750ppfd is not measured correctly or it's otherwise inaccurate. Also, it's usually not helpful to whimsically switch between artificial light and the sun. Only in rare, coincidental circumstances will it be similar enough not to cause issues. The plant adapts to the light provided and the sun is a completely different animal than artificial light. 750 ppfd over 18 h would be too much - i can tell by node spacing that was not the case. It's slightly on the low side for 12 hours, but should be sufficient, if accurate. the biggest thing i'd say is that you took 10 weeks to do what could be accomplished in 2-3 weeks relative to the number of colas/branches you have headed into flower. "Topping, HST, LST was applied, radical defoliation " -- less is more... you'll be more focused and avoid unnecessary action by working backward from what you want out of your canopy... e.g. i want 2-3 colas per sq ft and i work out the most efficient way to get there. Othwerise, what you do is whimsical and can often be either a waste of time or counterproductive. Don't worry about broad labels for simple behaviour... whether you cut the plant or bend it, it doesn't matter much as long as it's working toward a known objective. being systematic will allow you to tweak the process and improve it in predictable ways.