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No it needs a new growth node to keep growing

That's a female. It's not the best pic quality, but I can see the two hairs

I usually put my light an inch away from seedlings too. It helps them grow nice and short/bushy.

I'm pretty sure it was about 2 weeks before harvest. If the chemical that turns it purp exists, it will be activated, similar to how many plants purple when subjected to cold. Sage does it

Some breeds are more prone to purple, but are more likely to do so when temps go below 60F at night. I'd say try it out.

Wait until all the while pistils have receded and turned red.

I wouldnt put the powder straight into the soil, just use a minimal amount on the cutting. You really dont need rooting solution at all. The environment is the most important part. If you're trying to root into soil, make sure the soil is very loose. It needs air, so it should drain quickly. You...

It looks to me like over-watering. The white powder looking stuff on the top of the soil is an indicator that the soil has not gotten a chance to dry out well enough. Give it 2 - 3 days, then check moisture by putting your finger in the soil to the second knuckle. If you feel no moisture, then...

Did the soil ever get a chance to dry out?