Hi,
IMO, the problem with leaving the lights on, is that the air gets drier as your lights are drying the air .
The more lighting time, the more the air gets drier .
So if like me you have a hard time keeping some humidity, you want less lighting especially when the air gets drier - typically during daytime.
I now (10 days ago) switched off the lights as day-time duration is long enough here now IMO (lights on from February to mid-March ).
Last month, I started lighting during the night time. The reason for this was that at night we get naturally more humidity in the air here at least.
So I thought it was better to light at night and dry the air during that more humid time laps than drying the drier air at day-time.
The leaves that were drying on my young trees stopped the process of drying from the edges to their inner center .