Reveg after harvest

[Chefbjy]

So I harvested this plant that had a few seeds in it. My question is... If it came back would it be a male or herm stll? Has anyone has experience revegging a plant after harvest? Should I have it under my 600watt mh or let the sun from my window and the fluorescent bulbs have at it? Too cold to go outside still. Should I feed some veg nutes since the soil was flushed and see how it reacts or just cut it up and dispose of it?

[Chefbjy]

I read the tutorial it should be under 24hr light but just wondering if it will be a herm or male really.

[Deadhead91]

Probably herm regardless just from the stress of being revegged after harvest and I’ve read somewhere the plant loses potency after harvest reveg

[Pyro1711]

Hey!!! That looks like my plant I have been growing, except I never harvested it yet.... Wouldn't something like that be like taking a clone? Can't wait to see the responses on this one....

[9fingerleafs]

I have reveged in the past and I just placed a cfl on 24/7 and watered pure water for two weeks. Once it starts growing it will need a transplant

[Chefbjy]

It started off female but got a few seeds think it will be herm?

[9fingerleafs]

if it was the only plant then yes but the idea behind reveging is to preserve genetics therefore if it was indeed hermie its not worth the efford, if you think the genetics are great but you fucked up with the environment and stressed the bjesus out of her and end up with a female with a few bananas then the genetics could be salvageable and you will need to reveg, take clones, cross them with a male and then breed out the hermies (select non hermie females to keep crossing), years long process than i think neither you or me are ready and qualified to.... so my advice is get a few seeds and start over with some healthy strong females, you could just place that plant somewhere else under a single CFL bulb and go trough the reveg and cloning processes to learn like a side project, thats what i do and i give away the clones (:

[Chefbjy]

Thank you good to know stuff. It's basically just ahh expirement.