When do Easter Eggers start laying?

[Bhapimama]

I have 2 EEs - they're almost 21 weeks. Laya started laying at 17 weeks but Henny hasn't started yet and doesn't seem to be showing any signs

 

[RingAroundTheRosie]

My oldest is an EE and she is 20-22 weeks old (the breeder didn't give me an exact birthdate, just said she is between 8-10 weeks old.) so it will be exciting waiting to see that first egg! I have a half dozen EE's that are about 2 months old as well.

 

[katieuppi]

One of my EE started at just shy of 17 weeks. My other is still not giving eggs at 33 weeks....

 

[jreardon1918]

Our EE started at 27 weeks. She was pretty consistent for 3 weeks and then, decided to shut it down for the winter.

 

[smorris2]

I have an EE that is about 6 months old, she’s been hanging out in the nesting boxes and we’ve been getting some small and very light brown eggs. Do you think it could be from my EE or a Wyandotte that’s the same age

 

[Mountaineer]

More likely from the Wyandotte than the EE.

 

[smorris2]

Oh good, I sure want a blue or green egg

 

[Mountaineer]

Mine does green. The first one was green too.

 

[smorris2]

I wondered if the first eggs would be the color they are going to lay or if the pigment comes later

 

[Smcd18]

I have one that I think is going to be an EE, maybe an Olive Egger, but by my guesstimate she should only be about 12 weeks old and her comb is getting SUPER red already and I feel like its really early. Especially because she's my youngest and my other EE/OE still has a pink comb but is a few weeks older. The picture attached is them about 3 weeks ago. The white one has a very red comb now, but is a few weeks younger then the black. I know that a red comb is a sign that she is getting close to laying I just feel like she's young. I have tried to get close her to see if she's squatting but these two don't like me lol