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I have some vegie plants I want to plant out in the front yeard.
how much sunlight do vegie plants need.
to they need all day sun. or what if they get 90% day summer sun.
but they get afternoon shade.
the spot I want to plant my vegie plants would get 90% day sun.
will that be enough sun to get a good sized vegies.
the plants I have to grow are tomatoes, bellpeppers, carrots, red hot peppers.
thanks for your info.
they will be right im growing the same and there gettin less sun and hugeeeee tomatos and peppers
ok. cool thanks for the info. bro.
In my experience outdoors, I like to put plants in a place where they get the most possible morning sun so the dew evaporates immediately. This is actually pretty important for plants like roses that are prone to fungal infections.
With peppers, the more strong sunlight they get, the more they realize their hotness potential!
Latewood correct me if I am wrong but isn't 6 hours per day of direct sun a reasonable minimum for veggie success?
I think my vegie garden would get at least 6-8 hours of driect sunlight a day.
I think that would be good enough for them.
ok so my vegie vegies R gunna get at least 7-8 hours of full day direct sun.
so everything is good so far.
Mmmmmm. fresh home grown organic vegies. for me and the family and friends.
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