Direct Sunlight
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serioussquirrel
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yes, just be sure to water often according to container size.
southsacboy916
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the ground
Awill1818
Active Member
10 gallon Has never failed me.
budlover13
King Tut
i'm in the ground and i have my ladies where they get morning and early afternoon sun but are shaded during the 4pm heat. Working well so far.
southsacboy916
Well-Known Member
try growing in the ground and then u might consider the 10 gallons a failure. the difference in yield is off the charts. last year i yielded a little over 5 1/2oz off of a 1 foot platinum og in the ground. that would have never happened in a 10 gal pot. u can still get good quality but i always recommend throwing them in the ground if u can.
Let's just hope I manage to get something out of this years!
Brimi
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Keep them in as much direct sunlight as possible. If they go from inside make sure to train them to handle the sun during some days - at least 3-4 days. If they go from weaker light to lots of direct sunlight they'll get burned.
southsacboy916
Well-Known Member
^^^ what he said
Waiakeauka
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Use direct sunlight. I live in Hawaii and put my plants directly in the sun, my plants love the sun. I am certain that the sun is a lot stronger in Hawaii compared to N California
serioussquirrel
Member
Get the biggest container you can. 20 gal works for me. The more direct sunlight the better but a little shade late afternoon can be good.
budlover13
King Tut
Same here. MOST of the time it isn't too hot but in 110 degrees and 10% humidity they tend to fry sometimes in the late afternoon sun.