wtf is 35 degrees north! we are no geographers!
where are you located? I have only seen one strain that flowers with 8 hours of light, and that was a pure kush strain (forgot the name). So if your in california I doubt your plants would start flowering already.
Did you veg them indoors under 24 hours then move them outside when they are 2 ft, this can sometime force flower most indica varieties.
Until you give a better location then 35 degrees north, I doubt anyone will have an answer.
Here is what google gives me when I google 35 degrees north.
A website about Knoxville Tennessee.
It also says your location could be anywhere from africa, the mediteranean sea, the pacific, etc...
I mean just give us your location. dont give us your latitude and longitude because then some prick is gonna steal your crop!
anyways I am guessing you are in the US, but at latitude 35 you could be anywhere accross the whole united states...
When you say 35 degrees north, I am guessing you are referring to lattitude and longitude, so if your lat is 35 and you are north, that still is a wide variety of the unites states...
Which now I dont even see how that makes sense because have can you be at latitude 35 and be north... latitude 35 is on the northern hemispere yes, but it on the southern side of the unites states, and most of the states it runs through. anyways I am a stoner not a geographer/geologist... soooooo yeahhhhhhh
So just a word of advice, dont be confusing, if you live in California say California... Dont say 39 degrees north, 125 degrees west (this is what I believe you should of said, not 36 degrees north etc...)(This is not my location I believe this is a park lol)
Hope this helps!
I will post this since you seem to be so knowledgeable with these types of things.
If this weird ass diagram, that looks like something arostotle or aliens would draw, tells you anything and if it says you are getting 12 hours of light and 12 hours of dark you are in flowering mode my man!
ALSO if this chart doesnt help just take your location, go too google and google, *location* sunset and sunrise. Google, being as smart as it is, will quickly tell you how many hours of sunlight you are getting. If google fails to tell you automatically, and is not being the great wizard that he is, click on a link that is talking about sunset and sunrise!
hope this helps!