first time hawaii grow planning with NL

[noricey]

ok so im scouting areas in hawaii for my first grow. one area is my apartment balcony. i would say its east-southeast facing and at the moment getting direct sunlight from about 730 am to at the latest 1 pm with the rest of the day it being covered with shade. im wondering if this amount of light is enough. ive read 5 hours is pushing it but will work. also does just plain daylight (not sunlight) make up a little for the lack of sunlight during the 1-630 hours? my balcony is about 20ft by 5ft if that matters.

for my seeds ive read some and decided to go with joey weed NL if i get ahold of it. any advice for this strain in hawaii? any advice in general for hawaii growing? thanks a lot!

noricey Reviewed by noricey on 01-09-2008. first time hawaii grow planning with NL ok so im scouting areas in hawaii for my first grow. one area is my apartment balcony. i would say its east-southeast facing and at the moment getting direct sunlight from about 730 am to at the latest 1 pm with the rest of the day it being covered with shade. im wondering if this amount of light is enough. ive read 5 hours is pushing it but will work. also does just plain daylight (not sunlight) make up a little for the lack of sunlight during the 1-630 hours? my balcony is about 20ft by Rating: 5

[userofclock]

If your going to do it on your balcony where you get limited sunlight, you should go for a strain such as early girl, or any strain with "early" before it. I heard they do well in low light areas.

[stickyichy]

and make sure no one can see it...