Need a Strain for Portland Outdoor Monsters

Hey folks, long time dweller first post.
I'm looking for an outdoor <greenhouse> strain that is a top class yielder and will finish by mid-October at the latest. (preferably early Oct)
I'm medical so yield is my primary concern. < as much bud as possible packed onto a single plant > Followed by ease of growth & mold/pest resistance, then quality.
I don't want quality to drop to Big Bud level however, the meds still gotta work
Portland, Oregon area, between 45.5 and 46 latitude
I have a few years of growing experience but prefer a plant that grows itself.
I also need a strain I can order from a seed bank.
Plant size is no concern

So far i'm looking at:

Super Skunk
White Rhino
Pure Power Plant (PPP)
Durban Poison
THC Bomb

Whaddaya think?

Durban and super skunk are tough as nails man, done properly the skunk will drop some weight on you

Would timewarp be outta your grasp?
Their is tons of breeders who have different varieties of that and tons of hybrids due to how well it does outdoor.

I'd take a look at TGA's Qrazy Train. It is said to finish quick and be mildew resistant.

Out of what you have listed there I'd probably go with the super skunk.

I am with the super skunk or white rhino.

Do yourself a favor and get a strain that finished mid-late september. Outdoors Portland is well into the rain and you'll be dealing with mildew. I'm 60 miles east of you and I go for the late sept finishers more for frost..but this past year the rains got me. I'll be transplanting indoor starts in Mid-May and will let you know asap what my med providers recommends this year.

Thank you everyone for the replies

https://www.rollitup.org/members/c0lchester-192164.htmlc0lchester and hic: just what I wanted to hear. I'll be going super skunk, white rhino and a durban or two just for kicks.

I've also gotten a hold of some GodBud, Dutch Treat, and a strain a friend claims is Blueberry, although it looks and smokes like a squat sativa; very fruity "Hawaiian punch" flavor.
I also have an Orange Crush clipping that gets large but its very susceptible to mold and the buds are less dense than one might hope for, a bit discouraging when finishing things up.

BBYY and The White Buffalo: I don't know anything about Timewarp or Qrazy Train but they sound right up my alley, I'll be looking into them asap thanks for the recommendations

petert: Thanks for the advise man I def know what you mean about mildew. I'm not concerned about frost but even in the hoop houses its gonna get wet come fall. I'd only consider bringing the girls that late if i KNEW they could handle the wet air.
Please do let me know what your providers recommend, very interested.

Even if winter sets in early I can pull them inside if need be, as they will be in large containers.

Thanks again everyone and any advice on the strains i've acquired is always appreciated <GodBud, Dutch Treat, Super skunk, White Rhino, and durban (and maybe blueberry)>

Well cool, good luck with the grow. Let us now how they turned out in the end.