Is my san pedro getting enough sunlight?

[chillnrelax]

Hello, right now i have my san pedro cactus in my backyard. My backyard faces to the east. My cactus is currently planted right next to my house so when the sun is at the half way point in the sky my cactus becomes covered by the shade of the house and no longer gets sunlight. do you think my cactus is getting enough sunlight or should i replant it in-between my house for almost all day sunlight?

[Saxicola]

That is probably enough light. Just pay attention to the new growth. If it starts looking thinner and more stretched out than the rest of the plant you need more light, otherwise you should be fine. I'd be careful about putting it too close to the house since the plant will get pretty big, unless you were to prune back the stems regularly for some unknown reason.

[CactusFanDan]

unless you were to prune back the stems regularly for some unknown reason.

Yes... some unknown reason...

[chillnrelax]

That is probably enough light. Just pay attention to the new growth. If it starts looking thinner and more stretched out than the rest of the plant you need more light, otherwise you should be fine. I'd be careful about putting it too close to the house since the plant will get pretty big, unless you were to prune back the stems regularly for some unknown reason.

thanks! I was also wondering if anyone knew how close together can you plant the cuttings? also would the cuttings begin to share a rooting system and grow faster if planted together?

I'll probably just prune and propagate if it grows over 7 feet tall. or maybe have a tea party