Sorry, but I disagree with most of you. There is still plenty to learn from a hermie. He can still let it keep growing and flowering. If he leaves it out in Ohio weather too long, he will learn what temperatures will kill it. In a few days he is going to learn what frost will do to a pot plant.
If the weather is good to him and he gets a couple more weeks, he might learn what an amber tric looks like. Or, what kind of microscope to buy to look at the scopes.
Maybe he will actually see some nanners and learn what a hermie looks like. And, lord forbid the pot gods look upon him he might even harvest a couple grams of pot.
Or, he might try to re-veg and learn how to do that. Or, if he is really really lucky he will take it indoors and get spider mites, thripes, whiteflies, fungus gnats, crabs and pot herpes.
I'll tell you what, if he was lucky enough to have all that happen before next year's crop, he would know more about growing pot his first year than I knew in my first 10.
I know everyone wants to grow the most dankest in the largest size but, when you're new, it's more about learning. And, although, some can learn from reading, most learn better by doing.
I am all for someone doing something new, rather than nothing at all.
JMO