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Quote: Even if you hadn't added the light, you probably would've gotten eggs in another two weeks anyway. That's 5 months or 5 1/2 months, a normal time span to start laying. Some breeds take longer than that. Lay ages are an estimate, not all hens will start laying on the dot. Lots of...

I'm in KY, I do not provide artificial light in winter, my hens lay all winter long, and young ones that reach maturity go right ahead and start laying, winter or not. I bet you'll get your mid-winter eggs, and the first ones will probably be tiny, but they'll very quickly start laying larger...