Basically if you have tall plants and you place seedlings next to them they will get some light but will mostly get overshadowed. How much of a problem is this?
I mean, it seems to me that at least for the first 2 weeks of a plant's life it doesn't seem to need much light nor have the capacity to profit from much light. Also in nature they would naturally get overshadowed by the older plants and still manage to grow and earn their own space.
I'm asking this because I want to make use of the time it would take my autos to be ready for harvest. And perhaps by the time the older plants are harvested the seedlings will be about 4 weeks old and ready to take their spot directly under the light without getting overshadowed this time.
I mean, it seems to me that at least for the first 2 weeks of a plant's life it doesn't seem to need much light nor have the capacity to profit from much light. Also in nature they would naturally get overshadowed by the older plants and still manage to grow and earn their own space.
I'm asking this because I want to make use of the time it would take my autos to be ready for harvest. And perhaps by the time the older plants are harvested the seedlings will be about 4 weeks old and ready to take their spot directly under the light without getting overshadowed this time.
