I also think I love to do all the high stress training, a couple of my plants stretched so tall during 1st couple weeks of flower that I had to tied down the tops of the plant. Pretty awesome though within minutes they all “turn to the light”
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Thats the best christmas tree ive seen this year! 
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Just to give you an idea, here’s the stumps of the plants I harvested this morning:
Both were 2 plants per pot. A pair were just tied together, the other 2 were “knotted” together…
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Wow that’s interesting! Didn’t think you could do that or even think like that. I like that.
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What ya mean Growmie? Temp, humidity or time?
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I’ve heard cold for the temp, I’m guessing around 60 degrees, and low for the humidity, unsure about the time, possible snap of a limb? I want to be able to expel all the chlorophyll and not be super dry. I’ve heard both about flushing also as in do it and doesn’t make a difference? Always lots of info and just trying to filter through it to see the best results.
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Most growers say 60°/60% is perfect but I rarely ever get those numbers together. You definitely don’t humidity to low that will cause a fast dry quicker than temp being a little bit off.
My rule of thumb is hang em in a area with good airflow but not directly on them for 7-10 days then start checking buds from different areas of the plant and I like stems to crack but not snap into. This last round drying numbers was 70° at a fluctuating humidity between 65-76 %. I quit chasing the perfect numbers last year and just started enjoying what I could do. If you grow with synthetics/salts then the flush is recommended for the health of the plant not the taste and the organic style doesn’t require it but I do stop feeding
1-2 weeks before harvest just because they’re not using it anymore.
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Temperature and humidity is key to dense bud in my experience
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Most definitely while in flower Growmie 
. Temperature will help bring out color if you can get it 10° colder at night than what day time temps are while both of them work to make it dense
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When do you stop feeding and only water? When the tricomes turn cloudy or the leaves start to turn brown like they are being eaten up by the plant?
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What size pots? Were they the same strain? I am interested in this. I often wonder about this. I’ve grown tomatoes and Basil in the same pots outdoors but do they do well indoors, 2 cannabis plants in one pot?
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They are not ready yet. 90% of those white pistils will turn red\rust\brown then start looking at the trichomes for a few or more to be amber in color.
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Pots: 5 gallons pots
And yes, the same strain in each separate pot. 2 Kona Red in one, and 2 Agent Orange in the other pot…
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I’ve had some massively dense buds growing outdoor… lots of that wonderful California sunshine and heat!
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Those look great! Nice trim too. Has anyone used a bowl trimmer? Or is it best to just stick with ole reliable hand trims?
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Depends what you’re looking for in a finished trim.
A bowl trimmer will leave the buds quite a bit furrier than a hand trim done wet.
I prefer a closer trim so hand wet trim is my go to.
When it drys , any remaining leaf tufts will be so small as to not notice.
Very few crows feet. I call em paper pokers.lol.
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