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Nothing to be worried about.

The red stems are from the lack of mag, the rusty spots are from lack of cal. She is fine on N, no need to giver her more or less then you have been it the past few weeks.

I said tad to much, because a few of your leaves are showing that claw, hook tips. It's really not a big deal, I wouldn't change anything to try and fix it. If you can work on that cal/mag problem then its likely to go away or at least stay the same. I would add some cal/mag nutes every 3rd...

My vote would be calcium deficiency.

I would say its not over or under watering. Looks like maybe just a tad to much N with a cal/mag deficiency.

It will take a few weeks to see a big change with foliar feeding, just keep an eye on them, you will be ok. And yes I have tried it with tomatoes plants. This is one of my zucchini plants this year. And a pic of my tomatoes.

If you have a fan blowing on them to dry after your spray them down you should be fine. Rot will only happen if the water sits in the buds to long. Can always give them a good shake to make sure you move the water off them after about an hour. Also I wouldn't worry about re veg, if your using...

I would say its not to much N because there isn't a lot of burning. You would see a lot more burned leaf tips on the yellow leaves. Keep a close eye on your PH, try to keep it around 6.0 to 6.5 if you can. 6.5 being your goal.

Feel free to take this or leave it, but if they were my plants. What I would do for the next 2 week is, 1st let the pots dry out, unless your leaves start drooping, then and only then give them more fresh water. Keep a fan on them, on low. Start foliar feeding them with 1/4 strength veg nutes...

They look a bit over watered to me also. What's your schedule like? Part of your problem might be the roots are not getting enough air.

From the looks of that pic, you have a lot more time. None of the hairs have turned red. I would guess you still have a good month of flowering. They may have more then one problem going on. From the looks of it they are screaming for some N. Unless you have been feeding them heavily.

I always give just water the last 2 weeks before harvest. Some people feed up to 1 week away, and then do a flush the last week.

Looking over your pics again (very cool looking btw). I can tell you have removed your large fan leaves, removing leaves is a really bad idea (unless they're dead). I'm not trying to tell you what to do, but cutting them off slows them down a lot. If your trying to get more light down into the...

When I said tiny, I meant your whole plant looks miniaturized. Very small fan leaves. Even it being a foot tall your leaves should be 2-3 times that size. What can cause this is your lights being to close.

Looks OK to me. It's not dryed up and is still alive. Give it time. I wouldn't have cut anything off it, but that's just me. All you can really do is wait and see.

Purple/red stems and stock means you have a cal/mag deficiency. Most of the time.

Your growing in rockwool I'm guessing. That white stuff is fungus and it WILL kill your plant fast. Go look up a video on YouTube called "drying plants up close & personal". It should be the very 1st one. It shows the very same thing you have going on.

I'm not going to say your doing anything wrong, but your lady's are very tiny. I don't think they should be THAT small. What I have seen in my experience is that, when you see plants that small it is because your lights are to close. Maybe someone will back me up on this, or I might be wrong...

From what I can see in your pics, there is no heat stress. The edges of your leaves would be curling upwards. And only temps in the 90s and up would you see heat stress in a plant that old.

If you have good ventilation I wouldn't worry about mold. Just spray them when the lights come on. Nothing to be nervous about, the plant still needs N in the flowering stage, just not as much as in veg.