Outdoor growing question -- Year round harvests

This may be an insanely silly question but I wanna know.

Can you harvest cannabis year round outdoors? Maybe planting a crop in April/May And then harvesting and immediately planting a new crop? If not, add new baby plants all along the lifespan of the ones planted in April/May? I live in southern California so we don't really have frost if that makes a difference.

Thanks.

It is possible as long as the temps outside stay within the plants tolerances. You might want to veg them inside for a few weeks though before putting them outside in the winter. Seeing as how they will start to flower once they go outside.

It is possible as long as the temps outside stay within the plants tolerances. You might want to veg them inside for a few weeks though before putting them outside in the winter. Seeing as how they will start to flower once they go outside.

Good advice. That's because a baby sprout would die outside in the cold right?

+rep by the way, man.

Edited by SsmokeWeed, 12 October 2010 - 05:22 AM.

That, and the plant itself would be too underdeveloped to start the flower process.

You could use CFLs to veg inside for a couple of weeks. Put it in the window during the day and under a light at night. Run the lighting at 24/0 for about 2-3 weeks and she should be ready to go. Maybe even sooner!