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I can't tell, need a close up pic.

Doesn't look over fed to me. The leaves folding up comes from higher temperatures and humidity then the plant likes. If you feel you have over fed, don't flush, just hold back on feeding and give water as needed for the next week or so.

I would say they look almost done. Maybe 1-2 weeks left. I wouldn't do anything to them. Just give water when needed.

Need a better pic. As to that bud, 1 or 2 things are happening. It's either a caterpillar inside your bud or its just normal maturity.

My bad. I was wrong.

If you could get some pics under normal lights it would help.

Looking good, so I don't have any tips other then, don't cut your leaves off. 3-4 weeks looks about right, but you should let your plants tell you when they're ready. Don't put them into a time schedule. Some may finish a week early or later then the others. Good job! :clap:

You might add a bit more potassium to help fight it off.

I would let it keep going and see what happens. I wouldn't cut any leaves off. Trim off the dead parts.

You definitely have a trace element lock out. Pic #7 looks just like boron deficiency. That or your PH is off. Again hard to say with the lighting.

It's so hard to tell in HPS lighting, but looks to me like they are overwatered, excess nitrogen and cal mag deficient.

Not ready. 3+ weeks I would say.

Tobacco Mosaic Virus.

Yes, its that or root rot. Check your roots if they are looking white and clean, I would do a flush.

Well I cant say for sure what it is, I can say it is NOT cal mag deficiency and its not nute burn.

I think you might have a potassium deficiency.

From how they look in your pics, blueish tint and spots starting on lower growth, showing cal mag def. I would say its excess of phosphorus.

I tried flushing my plant, but it doesn't seem to help. What am I doing wrong?

Looking good. Everything you did to stop the rot was good. Just keep giving them fresh air and keep your humidity down.

Looking at it again with this new info. I feel you have a phosphorus toxicity and its locking out your trace elements.