are these plants nearly done if anyone can help

Hi everyone I have got a few plants on the go, they were outside for 3 months vegging and had to be brought indoors due to frost.
Wasn't intended to have them inside so I'm working with a very tight space with a 600wat hps on them.
They are all mostly indica strains but
I'm looking to get completely cabbaged as I can. Some people say indica never fully ambers? I'm wondering if anyone thinks this one imparticular is close to done or?
From what I can see with trichomes a lot look clear to me but then there are a slight few Amber and some brown?
I forgot to mentions these plants have been indoors now for over 2 months. Plant buds have been slightly burnt in places due to tight space and hps
If I have missed anything please state, I will be happy to answer.
Hopefully someone can help me
Thanks all

I prefer to get harvest when trichs are 80/20 cloudy/amber. It is even can be without amber, but cloudy is important and your weed will be so tasty.

Gonna try and get a pic later with a macro setting on a camera, got a few loupes here, drives me mad I look at a bud and see Amber then look again at the same bud and see clear. And shaking about looking over plant isn't the best just hate seeing clear trichs even though they are always Gina be there ! But last thing I Anna do is just get a head high after so long waiting

id say flush and cut them. looks pretty good ,dense

if you have a bit of amber and all cloudy on the top go ahead and cut the big tops off and leave the mids and bottom to ripen for a bit. they will plump up for you.

Thanks a lot for your replys so how long do you think I should flush now? Haven't fed them anything but water since about 5 days to a week ago. Do you think I should have it put in darkness 2 days before chop or no as its being cut in half to let bottom half mature. Here is a pic I got of the trichs from the top bud sugar leaf
Thank you

Here is a trichome pic from today
What would you do?
Cut?
Will it be a good enough high
Thanks

Check the bud, not the leaf.