Would it be possible to transplant outdoors late Sept/ early October and have succesful harvest

LegalizeNature420

LegalizeNature420

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Mexican schwag seeds, will have preflowers in a few weeks (currently have a couple sets of leaves). Would it be possible to transplant these outdoors in time to have a successful harvest? I'm not sure if genetics sourced from Mexico are exposed to cold, so the threat of mold I worry about.

Where I live, South Louisiana:

Sept: 89f avg high, 69f avg low, 4.53 precip
October: 81f avg high, 58f avg low, 4.69 precip
November: 72f avg high, 49f low, 4.09 precip, first frost average Nov 21- Nov 30
December: 64f avg high, 43f low, 5.59 precip
 
ganga gurl420

ganga gurl420

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LegalizeNature420 said:
Mexican schwag seeds, will have preflowers in a few weeks (currently have a couple sets of leaves). Would it be possible to transplant these outdoors in time to have a successful harvest? I'm not sure if genetics sourced from Mexico are exposed to cold, so the threat of mold I worry about.

Where I live, South Louisiana:

Sept: 89f avg high, 69f avg low, 4.53 precip
October: 81f avg high, 58f avg low, 4.69 precip
November: 72f avg high, 49f low, 4.09 precip, first frost average Nov 21- Nov 30
December: 64f avg high, 43f low, 5.59 precip
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If you harden them off first....I don't see why not.
 
Larry {the} Gardener

Larry {the} Gardener

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They should start to flower as soon as you put them out, assuming they are at least 4-5 weeks old. You will be looking at 9-10 weeks from there. Some of my late transplants are just now starting to flower here in NW Florida, so I won't be that far behind you. Good luck.

And last year we were several weeks late on our first killing frost.
 
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LegalizeNature420 said:
Mexican schwag seeds, will have preflowers in a few weeks (currently have a couple sets of leaves). Would it be possible to transplant these outdoors in time to have a successful harvest? I'm not sure if genetics sourced from Mexico are exposed to cold, so the threat of mold I worry about.

Where I live, South Louisiana:

Sept: 89f avg high, 69f avg low, 4.53 precip
October: 81f avg high, 58f avg low, 4.69 precip
November: 72f avg high, 49f low, 4.09 precip, first frost average Nov 21- Nov 30
December: 64f avg high, 43f low, 5.59 precip
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LegalizeNature420 said:
Mexican schwag seeds, will have preflowers in a few weeks (currently have a couple sets of leaves). Would it be possible to transplant these outdoors in time to have a successful harvest? I'm not sure if genetics sourced from Mexico are exposed to cold, so the threat of mold I worry about.

Where I live, South Louisiana:

Sept: 89f avg high, 69f avg low, 4.53 precip
October: 81f avg high, 58f avg low, 4.69 precip
November: 72f avg high, 49f low, 4.09 precip, first frost average Nov 21- Nov 30
December: 64f avg high, 43f low, 5.59 precip
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Yes mold would be your problem.late harvest can be colorful n tasty.green house a lot air movement. Many tricks.confidence n skill n asking
 
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