Is it to late to yield a decent crop.

(For reference of location - West Virginia)
So I just finished a small auto flower grow and I was wanting to hurry and order some regular feminized seeds and throw them out to see what they would do. If I order the seeds this Friday I will more than likely get them at the end of the month. If I start the germination process July 1st how long do you think they will veg. Is it worth it to buy 30 seeds for $180. Would like to get about 3oz a plant. I'm working with a good outdoor soil mixture and some good nutes. They have access to direct sunlight all day and I can easily water everyday. Can I start from seed July 1st and get enough veg time for 2 to 3 ounces per plant.
This is the 3x10 high yield seed pack from ilovegrowingmarijuana.com so the strains are Chocolope, Amnesia Haze, and Bigbud. Thanks for any help!!

No. Best chance would be to try to get clones/teens. In my opinion it would not be worth $180 risk/reward.

Either you grow indoors and the problem is resolved but if outside is only option you're a bit late. This is why I prefer indoors, I can grow all year round.

Thanks guys. Pretty much what I thought. Do you think another round of autos would come out good? They would finish close to the end of September.
I had a nice little indoor setup and let a friend use it and store it and it got "lost" you know how that shit goes. I'm going to invest in some new equipment this coming fall.

grow them indoors till your happy with the veg and then put them outside. i do this up till end of july in the uk. not sure on your climate conditions though.

AndrewBoone said:

Thanks guys. Pretty much what I thought. Do you think another round of autos would come out good? They would finish close to the end of September.
I had a nice little indoor setup and let a friend use it and store it and it got "lost" you know how that shit goes. I'm going to invest in some new equipment this coming fall.

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Yes go for Fem Auto HIGH Yielding ones, as in those they say are genetically modified to produce more.
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