Daylight + Civil twilight enough to keep from premature flower?

Good AM! I have been planing to move my plants full time outside soon as the temperatures are warm enough and they are fully hardened to sunlight. I get 13 hours and 53 minutes of light including 55 minutes of civil twilight to bring it to a total of 14 hours and 48 minutes of total light. A few places I have read over 14.5 hours of total light would keep them out of flowering. Am I good to go? Or should I hold off a few days. Also should note started them on 18/6 but over the course of several weeks they are down to a 15/9 light schedule.

They should transition well since ya slowly dropped from 18/6. Sounds like ya nailed it there.

Zephyrs said:

They should transition well since ya slowly dropped from 18/6. Sounds like ya nailed it there.

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Appreciate it! A lot of research and reading. Have immensely enjoyed the hobby and when female preflowers showed yesterday I was over the moon!

czarstroke said:

Appreciate it! A lot of research and reading. Have immensely enjoyed the hobby and when female preflowers showed yesterday I was over the moon!

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Anyone who knows what "civil twilight" is, even if it's not asked in the context of a cannabis plant tells me we're dealing with someone who's done some homework.

Good job. Please do keep us posted with how things progress.

One of my favorite terms and my favorite times of the day.