another outside grow question

[bedake]

Say i wanted to grow in the woods, if i cleared out the under growth of an area an planted, would the canopy of the trees over head not let the plants grow? Its not like a jungle canopy but just a woods type. How much of that sunlight do they need?

bedake Reviewed by bedake on 02-16-2006. another outside grow question Say i wanted to grow in the woods, if i cleared out the under growth of an area an planted, would the canopy of the trees over head not let the plants grow? Its not like a jungle canopy but just a woods type. How much of that sunlight do they need? Rating: 5

[crohnnie]

I've the same question. Are woods bad in a Northern climate?

[Legalizdahurb]

And me.

[Sativagrowin]

The more light the better. Direct sunlight is what you're after. If you have to, climb up some of the trees with a saw and hack some branches so they at least get 4 or 5 hours of DIRECT sunlight each day. Or you can plant them in a 5 gallon bucket and tie them up in the canopy.

You can grow in shaded areas but you're going to sacrifice yeild.

Laterz