plants in the winter

i'm new at this so if anyone could help me i would appreciate it haha. i started to grow indoors, but my mom found out and i live in literally the middle of nowhere, so i was just wondering even though its mid november and really cold, if i could plant them outside with mulch and cover them with a bag, would they come back in spring?

They will have a very long vegging period and be very big if they make it though winter to spring/summer. Just remember, they are not going to flower outside till atleast late august/early september. you might as well wait then risk winter.

actually i live in ak dude and they make these insulated covered raised beds for growing vegitables in dead winter its called a clod frame look it up theyre easy to bulid

btw nobody on here approves of growing while under 18. it puts your parents in risk. and it almost never works anyways its a hard thing to conceal inside the home. shit i had my bottom three dresser drawers hollowed out and the fronts made into a door and lightproofed the shit out of that bitch and one day some shit got stuck in my fan and made a bunch of noise and my mom found it. but now im 18 and i do wat i want when i want. i kill baby seals with my bae hands wateva i do wat i want

mistaphuck said:

actually i live in ak dude and they make these insulated covered raised beds for growing vegitables in dead winter its called a clod frame look it up theyre easy to bulid

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He was talking about just throwing some seeds in the back yard with a plastic bag over it. I would imagine your guys growing season in alaska is a bit different than in the pacific northwest also. I dont think there is any way he could hide a 5 foot plant in the back yard. unless he lives on a few wooded acres of land...

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I am just speculating what I think would happen. I have never attempted a winter grow. Because I know the prime outdoor growing season for my region. I never said it wasn't possible, it seems like a waste of effort to try and hide a 5 foot plant in mom and dads back yard.