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You can add drives later and you can also change the RAID type later when adding a drive.
But you can only migrate to a different RAID within that scheme when adding 1 drive, as the new drive will be used to create that new RAID level. Changing the RAID type otherwise will require making every fresh and all data will be removed.
QNAP HowTo: https://www.qnap.com/en/how-to/tutorial/article/online-raid-level-migration
Ok, I think I get all that. It seems I was just over thinking things. Thanks.