how much sun do they need outside?

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cinfid12

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I want to plant some in the woods but I don't know how without preventing it sunlight, what will you guys do in this situation?
 
Robert520

Robert520

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the most important thing when finding a good spot in the woods is to look straight up if its clear above then look down, rinse and repeat. :D
 
Willie North

Willie North

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Robert520 said:
the most important thing when finding a good spot in the woods is to look straight up if its clear above then look down, rinse and repeat. :D
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yeah you would want a big enough clearing because if the clearing is to naro up words then the plants would get only a cuple hours of light.
 
Dirtyboy

Dirtyboy

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Try the east side of a clearing. If there is woods or cover behind them it will be fine.
 
Gilfman

Gilfman

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also if you dont might cutting down existing underbrush where it is getting good water and sunlight .. id recommend that (which i did myself)... its a perfect opening where a tree fell couple years ago and took another tree with it .. and plants started growing there til i cut them down .. gets good sun light and isnt visible to people passing by ..
 
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s.c.mtn.hillbilly

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Gilfman said:
also if you dont might cutting down existing underbrush where it is getting good water and sunlight .. id recommend that (which i did myself)... its a perfect opening where a tree fell couple years ago and took another tree with it .. and plants started growing there til i cut them down .. gets good sun light and isnt visible to people passing by ..
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I hide my hillbilly buckets in that brush...it hides them from pople on foot...but they do need as much sunligh as possible, so that's the trade off: security or net weight.
 
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