Here in southern California we only get 14hrs and 25 min of daylight at the peak out summer. I was reading an article by Ed Rosenthal which explained that clones placed outside in Feburary will flower despite the daylight increasing and be ready for harvest in April.
Here is a calculator for day length for any day
http://www.jgiesen.de/astro/solarday.htm Can't seem to find the one I really like, but this is ok, its good, but very technical, not such an easy read as the other one.
JWhy not just hide your plants an extra hour or two and then put them out in the sun.
As we approach the Spring Equinox [Mar 21] the day starts to lengthen and approaches 12/12 [this is above the equator obviously] and then reaches it maximum length, yadah yadah, at the Summer Solstice [June 21st].
I then read that plants will flower at 14 hrs of light, but start to reveg at 14.5 hrs. So I was wondering I can put plants out through out the season to flower since I get less than 14.5 hrs? Or will they flower then reveg? Any help is very much appreciated.
Strain dependent always but this is the area where flowering CAN occur, but doesn't necessarily. I have experimented with dropping gradually indoors rather than just stuffing them directly into 12/12. I have finished @ 10 on/14 off before. You have the opposite working for you, in that the day is getting longer for while not dropping.