Can you dry in a vege room
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I use my 3x3 all the time. Pretty simple to hold good rh and temp no lights on. A room,depending on size, is also ok if environmentals are in line. The tobacco farms all around our property in NC had old tobacco sheds for dry/cure. It is going to hinge on if you can keep rh and temp in line. No lights or pretty dark also.
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Look at the plant and see the way you want it to look in flower. Mr. Miyagi it to the shape you want. I typically just make a circle around the pot. Tie all to same height. Let the center grownup to match the limbs. When all look strong and even flip.
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So it has to be dark. Why can’t their ben light
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UV degrades all the good stuff in your bud
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Oh thats crazy. I was jusy going to hang it in my garage. But it gets cold as fuck out there and ive read you need it to be 50-60% humidity and like 18-21°c
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I dont understand how you get so many colas. I just repotted mine into 15 and 20L pots and used some worm castings too. Got 3 new ones coming so im going to vege those and keep these otherones veging for 8 weeks see if i can save them then put those in once the new ones are ready for harvest
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Topping and great training, like @Storm does, will give you as many colas as you want. 
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My 8 week old clones are small bushy and flimsy as lol
I use tie wire and keep it low and wide saves on space just got to lst everyday it comes right back up this is only 4 nodes off main stem and still 24in x 24in completely packed with heads
If they start getting skinny branches I just keep up on pinching them they fill out during stretch
Your girls are looking healthy and happy. Its hard to say whether you were early or not without a dope scope. A friendly tip from someone who has made the mistake. You should probably move your thermostat to the outside of your tent. The display on those is absolutely bight enough to interfere with flower and even hermie your girls. Was your wispy one in the corner near the thermostat? That would be my first guess as to why it’s a little fluffy.
Their in vege for another 2 weeks and i have the light on 24/7. Shes unhappy because i havent fed her as im not sure if shes getting flowered,kept,or cut
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looks like you have the general idea. My preference is to let them get just a little taller then tie a few inches from the ground. I think it makes them easier to water and manage, but it’s just a preference thing for me. It will take a little while for smells and flavors to really develop. You will notice a dramatic difference after 30 days in the jar.
Just be careful not to have leaves resting against the soil. That could create “wet spots” that may cause mold… 
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