Latest time to plant outside in Midwest

Sup guys, been searchin for a while and cant find exactly what im lookin for...I wanna know when the latest time you should plant outside in the Midwest I found that you should plant tomatoes no later than june 20th does same concept work wit cannabis, no autos either

I live in ohio, and I planted about a week ago and Im hoping to get a good 2 or 3 months of vegetation before the light cycle drops to 12/12 on september 22. The first frost is sometime early november I think so you want to be done flowering before then, just in case your plants can't handle the frost, which if they're 5+ feet Im sure they can handle it.

im in ohio too, i had a 5 foot tall plant that lastest untill november last year

doggy did you have any issues with frost or anything last year or bud rot or anything like that? I'm not sure if i want to leave my plants out until the frost comes but i might have to if they aren't ready and i don't wanna lose them to frost. Mine are only 5 inches at most and they seem a little stretched out, I hope they will be ready in time.

so would it be safe to germinate some beens and plant them now indoors for a week or 2 and still be able to get them outside....

livinthadream said:

so would it be safe to germinate some beans and plant them now indoors for a week or 2 and still be able to get them outside....

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It is kinda late in the season, but I'd give it a shot. It would definitely be "safe". If anything you would just have to harvest a little early whenever the first frost is.

The heat the bicth of transplanting em ouside now.
Use lots of mulch to keep em moist, hardem up/working them up to the full sun light an heat for about a week.

the plant never budded, it wouldnt stop growing, it kept growing through out the cold. it had pre buds thats all. and i never had problems with frost