Outdoor

High Samyo, If you still have 3 months sun left where you live then I would definitely put an autoflower strain outside. If you start to grow an autoflower strain now then the plant will be finished around the end of october. If your summer doesn't stay till them you can also consider to flower her the last weeks inside under a lamp. Happy Growing! 😋

It all depends where you live. Here where I live. Indoors its too hot. Anything over 25c is not good for seedlings. Good luck.

Yes go for autoflower strain!

Wow, that's a fantastic strain you've got. The good news is you can technically start this time of year. The bad thing is, your plant won't have enough time for vegetation, so you won't get even half the yield that such cannabis could give😟 So an autoflowering strain would really be better.

Yes sir im also still dropping beans. Autoflowers are nessecary for both a quick trans into flower without the light issues, keep them potted to cheat on the rain and stuff. The ruderal genetics are also slighty more cold resistand as its sativa and indica friends

Just had a conversation about just that, when we had heatwave recently all sorts of people were asking if I had seeds. In UK I figured if you got lucky you might get a fast auto in,but it's too late for photoperiod. Outdoor grows are a pain beyond loading up a small material bag air pot type with a soil mix and cable tie up a tree somewhere out the way, fire and forget method. Speaking of forget,modern tech allows you to mark where, old days,marching through wooded areas going, f... sure it was round here. Good luck 👍

The way you've asked your question says you're in the northern hemisphere - and no, I wouldn't just now start to grow outdoors. (Hell, from my experience growing outdoors for the first time, I'm NEVER going to do it again! But that's another story)... You might get an autoflower to harvest before it gets too cold or there's not enough light but MY advice would be to do your first grow in a tent where you can control most everything and not ALSO have bugs and wind and storms to mess up your efforts. That being said, if you're closer to the Equator than I am (I'm in Maine), there might be enough warm weather left... just depends! Sorry for such a yes/no answer, but there it is! Good luck!

Too late...... you really want to plant/start outdoors no later than the summer solstice.... June 21st. Autos about 4 before this if you want them to get to a reasonable size outdoors.