Look for shade tolerant plants, there are many out there that love little to no light. I have a shaded front yard and my tuberous begonias in bright colors like yellow and orangey red look great and really brighten things up.
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here's a video that might help...
Look for shade tolerant plants, there are many out there that love little to no light. I have a shaded front yard and my tuberous begonias in bright colors like yellow and orangey red look great and really brighten things up.
https://www.hgtv.com/outdoors/gardens/garden-styles-and-types/shade-loving-container-plants-pictures
Use mirrors everywhere. On the walls of the balcony. And under the low light and partial shade/light plants to reflect any possible rays. ☺️
Grow impatiens, begonias, caladium and coleus
http://balconygardenweb.com/5-common-balcony-gardening-problems-and-tips-to-solve-them/
http://balconygardenweb.com/best-plants-for-balcony-garden/