outdoor flowering time

Mare, stay ready! In SC there are 14:20 hours of light, flowering is coming. Outdoor flowering is trigged by this amount of light. Cheers

Hello, friend! 👋 This day is called the day of the summer solstice! After this day, nature begins to bloom vigorously! For our ancestors, such days were the brightest holidays of the year! Stonehenge in England was erected in honor of this day, and for hundreds of years, people walked to this place to learn from the Gods when changes in nature occur! 👌 The solstice is an astronomical event when the Sun at true noon is at its maximum (summer solstice) or minimum height (winter solstice) above the horizon. During the solstices, the Sun reaches its maximum declination north or south relative to the Earth's equator. The very origin of the term "solstice" is related to the fact that during this phenomenon, the height of the noon Sun above the horizon changes very little for several days - the Sun seems to "stand still." After the days of "solstice," the noon height of the Sun begins to change in the opposite direction (if it was rising — it starts to decline, if it was declining — it starts to rise). Night begins to prevail over day, and nature enters the flowering phase! The solstice occurs twice a year on June 20-21 and December 21-22. On the day of the summer solstice, the longest day and the shortest night are observed, while on the day of the winter solstice, the shortest day and the longest night are observed compared to any other day of the year (except at the poles). In mid-latitudes, the dates of the solstices coincide with the dates of the astronomical transition from spring to summer and from autumn to winter! 👌 Good luck, friend! ✊😇