Growing in a greenhouse during winter?

Can I make it happen? I live in California. I'm planning on building a 10x10 green house and using supplemental lighting when it gets dark to keep the plants in veg until I decide to flower since there is only 11 hours of daylight outside. I will be also controlling the temps by using a heater in the green house. I plan to start clones in November and harvest by Jan-Feb.

Does my supplemental lighting need to be strong or just enough to keep the plants awake?

Would the plants possibly reveg during flower?

Would there be enough sunlight/hoursduring winter to get some good bud with nice yields?

Any input would be appreciated!

Yes, yes, no, yes, no..... or close to that. We do both. Use right white lights. If you want growth use fluorescents or better. Use high quality cover. What kind and size of heater?

I’m building a light dep inside my 30 x 50 greenhouse. Have 100 Amps wired out there. I’m in north central Oregon. So I may not start till Feb.

if you have not started building i would go with a solar greenhouse as it would help keep the heat in in the winter. only real difference between a greenhouse and a solar greenhouse is a solar greenhouse is a bit deeper in the ground so you dont have ground fluctuations in temp it stays about the same temp year round. as its dug under the frostline