Sunlight questions

[toker304]

I am growing in WV in the mountains, I am wondering how to gind a good spot as far as sun..How can i find the best sun spots???I heard that werever green plants grow then that means they get good sun..

[OldSkool1010]

Spend some time out in the woods. A southern exposure that gets morning light would be your best choice. The edge of a clearing blending in with other shrubs would be great. Don't bunch up your plants. 4-5 plants in different places would be more secure and less detectable.

[§à†áÑ]

It all depends on where your located, around where im located your looking for a WESTERN exposure and that should be a general rule of thumb for most places.
As stated, the morning sun is always much stronger then the setting sun, so try to find a spot that gets nice exposure and morning sun, you should be fine.

[OldSkool1010]

Damn, I didn't realize the sun rose in the west in hell.

In the northern hemisphere, the sun rises in the east and gains height (azimuth?) from south to north depending on season. At the winter solstice, the sun is as far South as it will go, and the summer solstice, it will be as far north. Hence a southern exposure (in the norther hemisphere) will provide the most sunshine throughout the year. Definitely should try to get the morning to noon sun if possible.

http://www.geomancy.org/astronomy/sunfinder/index.html

Originally Posted by §à†áÑ

It all depends on where your located, around where im located your looking for a WESTERN exposure and that should be a general rule of thumb for most places.
As stated, the morning sun is always much stronger then the setting sun, so try to find a spot that gets nice exposure and morning sun, you should be fine.