Planting outdoors in the fall?

Hey everybody, I am growing outdoors in a greenhouse in San Diego and was going to plant another crop in October after I harvest my current crop and had some questions.
1. Will the new plants grow just big enough to mature then start budding?
2. I am using Fox Farm nutes, what week of the feeding shedule should I start on if I do this. I'm assuming that they wont have the same growth cycle as plants are planted in the spring.

I would really appreciate your help.

This is just like doing a 12/12 from seed, only outdoors so:

1. Go with any strain you like, although I wouldn't recommend too dominant indicas, they might yield poorly in such conditions. Your best bet is with hybrids, maybe some skunk types.

2. Even thou it's supposed to start flowering immediatly, a plant in these conditions will have a really short vegging period (aprox 2 weeks) and then actually start producing buds, so start with a 1/4 strength solution of vegging nutes, gradually raise the concentration in the first 2 weeks to 1/2 strength, then switch to 1/2 strength for flowering, raising to full concentration in the next 2 weeks.

get some autoflowering strains dosnt matter what lighting schedual u use

Go for it and post your results I will b e watching. Should be interesting how tall they actually get. I have a similar experiment I will be trying but I will be letting them veg another two weeks then putting them outside.

I believe Canefan is correct.

Hey everybody thanks for the advice! Does anyone know a good autoflowering strain, I'm seed shopping right now.