Any day now. If you free range it's possible she's already laying. We have 2 not-purebred sussex (I think), and they started laying at 6 and 6.5 months. We free range them, so it's possible they were laying earlier and we just didn't find the eggs. Then we cooped the hens up because the roosters were fighting over the hens (we need to butcher our beloved roosters but don't have the guts to yet), and lo and behold eggs started appearing.