Cuttings from a regenerated/revegged plant

[Arkansauce]

I had put some plants into flower from seed a few months ago. One plant was very different and beautiful.
At harvest time, i decided to chop the rest and re-veg the unique one. I wonder if cuttings from this revegged plant would have the same qualities as the original plant before the reveg.

I know each time the plant is revegged it loses a little vigor and yield. Would that mean that the cuttings would carry that trait too? I want to know because i would like to keep the revegged plant as a potential mother.

 

[EhCndGrower]

I think it should be the same. I harvested last spring a Glookies plant in my tent. Got 363g wet from her and then I threw her outside for a reveg. I chopped a lot off her but she regrew nicely and got pretty much the exact same wet weight from her being outside. I found no difference in potency from seed to reveg, tent to outside.

 

[bobrown14]

Clones are clones.... the thing that can change them is bacteria and viruses during the cloning process. Cleanliness counts here.