Ha, well chances are they will not be as fertile as if you took prime care of them, but if they do manage to grow in your home soil, good luck. Before doing something like that you honestly should have read some guides and used the search bar to find information.
Agreed. Check out the outdoor stickies on getting a plot ready. I wouldn't be risking valuable genetics as seedlings outdoors either. On the plus side, using autoflowers still gives you time to get a crop or two in this season.