Lighting Times And Duration

I have recently completed a fishless cycle on my tank, the tank is 70l x 31w x 39 d and has been planted for two weeks and all the plants are growing well, they are stem and substrate planted plants, not sure of names they were a job lot. Whilst I'm not looking to aquascape my tank to any great degree I don't want to kill the plants or create algae. The lighting is an Interpet triple bright white LED and a separate Interpet single blue LED. Both these lights are on timers, the white 12:30-22:30 and the blue 11:00-23:30 to try and reduce the sudden day/night effect by using the blue single to simulate moonlight. Are the timings I'm using along the right lines or should I be doing things differently. I'm an early riser so would prefer a longer "viewing time" but don't want to cause any problems with the fish or plants.

A "siesta" is a good idea, when the lights are on in the morning, go off for several hours during the day, then come back on again at night.

Algae will not become a major problem from light alone so long as your plants grow strongly. It's the combination of high nutrient levels (often phosphate) AND light. But all tanks have some algae, they are inevitable in any freshwater system, from a large lake to a puddle, it's how much and how concerned you are about it that counts.