indirect sunlight question

I have a plant growing outdoors right now and it is in a location where it gets about 9 hours of direct sunlight in the morning and at around 3 o clock, direct sunlight is blocked by surrounding plants until sunset. Will my plant be okay like this? Will my yield suffer because of this? It is in that location because It's well hidden but I could probably still move it to a different location with more sunlight if this is a serious issue. Can anyone give me some advice?

If its getting 9 hours of direct you should be ok. Ive found if they get 8 or more they usually do pretty well.

Ive read most ppl say at least 5+. Mine do the same around 4-5 they start indirect. Thinking of moving them so they will get all day sun

yeh 5 minimum...

You have to consider the suns ability to penetrate. We are not talking about in indoor light here indirect light from the sun is still very substantial.

Your good and you don't need full direct as lots of energy bounces around for them to still grow in partial shade.

okay thank you everyone, I think I'm fine because she gets around 8 or 9 hours of good direct light in the morning. +rep!

Morning lights the best

Yes timeismoney is right, morning sun is the softest and best. My plants last year were in the ground where i couldent mone them and they were getting only 3-4 hours direct sunlight a day. I was worried but i got a substantial amount and the quality was good. Now i use pots 3-10 gallon pot some are in places that i dont move, others i move around for the most potential direct sun light needed.